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OrgAnnex Inc is a non-profit that educates people about the importance of eating organic, whole foods, and organiculture in general

Organic is the heart of OrgAnnex

Here's a running list of the websites OrgAnnex uses for research and information. Most of these sites are action-oriented, fighting for your right to have pesticide-free food.

Though I support the Organic Consumers Association in general, and have been a member for years, and I fully support Millions Against Monsanto, my focus is on for organics. That means I'm against pesticides, but more importantly I'm for organic.

It's easy enough to be against something, but on the positive side we'll each be happier when we figure out what we're for.

Ergo, I'm for solutions, for positive outcomes and for organic. Only organiculture can solve the most pressing crisis we face today. These crisis are all interconnected and have been building for decades due to unsustainable consumption. These crisis are, in order:

1. Climate change due in part to industrial agriculture that essentially is the mining of coal
2. Health care crisis due to consumption of pesticide laden, non-nutrient dense food (due to #1 above)
3. Toxic land, water, and air due to #1 and #2 above.

If you read only one OrgAnnex article, then read Eliot Coleman's Keynote Speech at the 2009 Seed Savers Conference. It serves as a history of USA organic agriculture.

If you choose to read a book instead, I very highly recommend Maria Rodale's "Organic Manifesto". She's a third generation organic farmer. Her grandfather started America's first organic farm. You'll learn a wide variety of eye-opening things like how E. coli is used to modify genes and sticks around for the nasty party in your gut; that even Monsanto executives eat organic because they know better, and how even the rats on the first organic farm were transformed from nasty hissing menaces into nice rodents one would be tempted to have as a pet.

Organic is healthier for land, air, water, and therefore creates a healthier you.

So, without further ado, here's a list of sites to get you started:

1. Food Democracy Now
2. Beyond Pesticides
3. Organic Authority
4. The Endocrine Disruptor Exchange

   Hormone-disrupting chemicals can affect the endocrine glands — pituitary, thyroid, adrenal, thymus, pancreas, ovaries, and testes — can lead to problems with immune systems, bone health, and brain and heart development.

5. Rodale Institute
6. Organic Gardening
7. Organic Consumers Association

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