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Lolablue, a Florida based company, offers earth friendly candles and body treats as a response to natural products.

Farmer's markets provide more than just the freshest local and organic foods. You get the opportunity to engage directly with the farmer who grew your food.

Choose versatile, carefree hemp fabric for your next sewing project.

Many U.S. farmers and others want to trade with Cuba forgeting why the embargo was set in place:to protect the assets of U.S. citizens whose assets were stolen in 1959.

The auto industry wanted one; the banking sector already got one; why not give it to the "green" food companies?

By giving gifts of livestock - chicken, sheep, llamas, honeybees - the non-profit organization Heifer helps families in need to become self-reliant in 128 countries.

A fascinating book that is for anyone who has ever read Little House on the Prairie and wondered why we don't see massive swarms of grasshoppers today.

There is a wide range of soy candle benefits that set them well and above their paraffin wax counterparts.

John Steinbeck writes about the impoverished American citizens whose Exodus out of the American heartland formed a new religion.

The laissez faire policies of Calvin Coolidge and Treasury Secretary Mellon led to a cycle of catastrophic economic failures resulting in the Great Depression.

Civil War General George Pickett lived an interesting life which took him from West Point, to a near-war with the British in Washington, to a famous Civil War battle.

Adam Smith's economic theory brought years of Coolidge prosperity. It also brought on the 1929 stock market crash. The Legacy of Herbert Hoover still suffers for it.

Magnolia Pictures' documentary Food Inc. is an alternately fascinating and terrifying look at the modern food industry. 9/10.

The economic collapse suffered last year, repeats the causes of the Panic of 1857 when a major financial institution triggered a nationwide economic melt down.

The Omaha Platform of the People's Party identified the two major political parties with corruption and indifference toward farmers and working class Americans.

Though not as famous as the National Road, the Natcheze Trace was vital to the farmers and trademen in the early nineteenth century

America's third president was a follower of the European philosophy of enlightenment, and a staunch believer in states rights.

Japanese-American soldiers of the 442nd Regimental Combat team overcame prejudice to produce one of the most amazing combat records in United States history.