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Straight, No Chaser - Episode 9 - Sam Fromartz

First Aired - 12/18/2011 01:00PM
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"The most important thing about food, agriculture and environmental health is the fact that they are connected."

"Farmers are in-tune to climate, more than anybody else."

--Sam Fromartz on Straight, No Chaser

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Straight, No Chaser: Sam Fromartz (11:03)

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Katy Keiffer, Straight No Chaser, Heritage Radio Network, S. Wallace Edwards & Sons, Food & Environment Reporting Network, Sam Fromartz, Organic Inc: Natural Foods & How They Grew, grains, bread, @Chewswise, food blogs, food journalism, advocacy organizations,

Waste Management & Industrial Agriculture (10:43)

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waste management, industrial agriculture, dairy industry, Occupy Wall Street, hydrofracking, residential water rights,

Food & Politics (12:22)

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global warming, agriculture, environmental health, food and politics,

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"The most important thing about food, agriculture and environmental health is the fact that they are connected." "Farmers are in-tune to climate, more than anybody else." --Sam Fromartz on Straight, No Chaser

Straight, No Chaser: Sam Fromartz (11:03)

Tags:

Waste Management & Industrial Agriculture (10:43)

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Food & Politics (12:22)

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"The most important thing about food, agriculture and environmental health is the fact that they are connected."

"Farmers are in-tune to climate, more than anybody else."

--Sam Fromartz on Straight, No Chaser