The Food Chain - What's Eating What Radio

It does not take long for weeds to take over one’s garden. The same can be said for how quickly fast food can displace good food in one’s diet. And so we ask:

In her book The Secret Garden, Frances Hodgson Burnett writes, “If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.” That thought leads us to ask: How should we tend our earthly garden?

Some scientists say hydroxychloroquine is an effective way to stop the Covid 19 coronavirus. Other scientists say hydroxychloroquine is not effective in stopping Covid 19. And so we ask:

The industrialization of America’s agriculture has made it possible for a very few farmers to grow most all of the nation’s food. But some say America’s agriculture is bound to collapse. And so we ask:

Agriculture uses many types of machines to grow, harvest, process and distribute the nation’s food. Among the most important of ag’s machines are the aircraft of general aviation. And so we ask:

The consolidation of the poultry industry into a few giant corporations has turned chicken farmers into serfs with a mortgage. The thought of what kind of chickens they have to offer leads us to ask:

People spend $250 Billion dollars a year on pills and potions they believe will help them avoid growing old. And so we ask: What can we feed our body to grow young, again?

Bayer spent $63 billion buying Monsanto, and another $12.5 billion settling Monsanto’s legal claims. All that money leads us to ask: Should we bet the farm on Bayer stock?

Bayer spent $63 billion buying Monsanto, and another $12.5 billion settling Monsanto’s legal claims. All that money leads us to ask: Should we bet the farm on Bayer stock?

Glyphosate is ubiquitous. That is to say, glyphosate is in the ground, in the plants, in the water, in the air and in us. That glyphosate is ubiquitous leads us to ask: Is there a connection between glyphosate and the effects of the Covid-19 coronaviru