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Shawna Page: business comes naturally

About the author: Miranda Voth
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Shawna Page has been a believer in organics and natural supplements for over 20 years. She buys milk in glass bottles, eats organic food, and uses natural beauty products, right down to her deodorant. “I was into organics before it was fashionable … I was taking vitamins when people thought people who took vitamins wore Birkenstocks and were into [going] naked,” says Shawna, founder and CEO of femMED, a line of all-natural supplement...

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The witch doctor within

About the author: Elizabeth Nickson
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One late summer my husband came back from Tokyo snuffling and complaining. His seat mate on the plane had been deathly ill and he’d picked up something that felt like nothing he’d had before. Thom was tall and thin and rarely fell sick, but when he did it was like a tree falling in the forest — he’d crash at my feet, I’d drag him to the bedroom, heave him up on the bed, and start to fetch, carry, and comfort, which never lasted long. This time, however, he was very ill for three weeks....

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The urge to name our chickens

About the author: Elizabeth Nickson
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Of all the madnesses of the early 21st century, nothing is more bizarre than our relationship with food. Almost every woman I know has developed a fetish around eating, and of course, not eating, until we are so tied in knots that white tea, some days, is pretty much the only option. Madness, that is, unless you are growing your own food, and know the name of the chicken you are eating. There lies sterling virtue — and safety. “If the world goes to hell,” said a country friend the...

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Sugar shack season

About the author: Joan Barton
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There aren't a lot of employment opportunities in Haliburton County, at least not a lot that involve you working full time for somebody else. In fact, our upper classes here are pretty much anybody who gets a regular paycheque from the same source for 52 weeks a year. We have a lot in common with the Maritimes; nice kids grow up here, and go someplace else hoping to earn enough money to move back. The ones who don't leave mostly depend on a mixed bag of income sources; it's not at all uncomm...

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Blasted bounty

About the author: Joan Barton
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Lord preserve me from a too-successful garden next year. It's buried now under a layer of composted manure and leaves, and it's quiet, but this past summer, it nearly buried me. July and August were perfect here for gardens. We had weeks of hot and humid weather, with daily thunderstorms that drenched the sandy soil. We gardeners were miserable working in tropical hothouse conditions, but our gardens loved it. They flourished. In fact, mine began to climb the hill towards the house. Come t...

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Do things biodegrade in landfill?

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Organic substances "biodegrade" when they are broken down by other living organisms (such as enzymes and microbes) into their constituent parts, and in turn are recycled by nature as the building blocks for new life. The process can occur aerobically (with the aid of oxygen) or anaerobically (without oxygen). Substances break down much faster under aerobic conditions, as oxygen helps break the molecules apart. Most landfills are fundamentally anaerobic because they are compacted so tightly ...

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