Comments on: Organic, Schmorganic – What Does It All Really Mean?

By: Flora

Flora — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 19:22:05 +0000

my question is to ask if it is possible to work in this compagnie ,I`am looking for a job.
I worked in a food factory before in Africa for 1 year, I would like to know if I have a luck to work there .

My second question is How do I can apply to this job .

Thank you so much

Sincerely .

Flora

By: Flora

Flora — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 19:13:41 +0000

My question is to ask, if he is possible to work in this commpagnie ,because ,I `am looking for a job .
I worked in a food factory before in africa for 1 year ,` I would like to know if `I have a luck to work there .

My second question is how do i can apply to this jjob.

Thank you so much.

Sincerely .

Flora

By: Marie Waterhouse

Marie Waterhouse — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 21:40:19 +0000

I won’t rant about the £2.99 price tag I saw on a bag of Rhubarb containing just three sticks because that was not organic and I don’t want to drift off topic. What I will say though is that growing your own organic veg is very cheap and buying it is not. If I were to bag up three sticks of my home grown Rhubarb which comes up each year with zero input from me then I could not put a price on it, I would have to give it away. Once it grows you just can not keep up with it. If I were to give you that bag of three Rhubarb sticks for free then chances are you would take it home only to find that the next day it was looking a bit limp. So how does my ultra organic Rhubarb differ from the Rhubarb in the shops, why doesn’t it keep as long? Maybe its something in the packaging?

I did discuss this subject with the old gentleman in the supermarket unfortunate enough to be standing next to me as I snorted with laughter at the price of Rhubarb. I thought he would know his rhubarb sticks and we could share a moment of unity across the generations. I think his reply was along the lines of ‘Its a good job we have a sense of humour’. I would have replied that you need more than a sense of humour to buy rhubarb at a supermarket but he was too far away by that point.

By: Elizah Leigh

Elizah Leigh — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 13:37:52 +0000

The Agriculture Guide staff is humbled by your complement. Many thanks to you and we’ll continue to do our very best to keep you intellectually stimulated!

By: Subhash Chander Khurana

Subhash Chander Khurana — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 01:32:25 +0000

Articles given in agriculture guide are very useful.