Awareness of the outside world. Ag Daily: Why I don’t buy anything that says ‘non-GMO’, Miller, February 27, 2024. Article thesis, the ‘non-GMO’ label is more marketing than science. Hat tip to K.
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It has been decreed that Milton needs to get in shape. He has a few activities very lightly penciled on his schedule this year. So, double session for him. Hence the team ride last weekend. [Saddles!]
First session is the morning walk, per usual. On the weekends, the second session is long-lining with our resident driver. On the weekdays, I take him for a second hand walk. If all goes well, we will work up to walking with tack and eventually long-lining.
In an ideal world I would be riding and doing trot sets. The on-ramp to that world is in the rear-view mirror. So, we are hoofing it.
Onwards!
Katherine
Virtual Brush Box 
Wow! The non-GMO article is interesting. I had no idea.
Thank you.
Joan
True, “non-GMO’ is mostly marketing, but I almost always buy organic. Organic foods may not always be safer and cleaner, but they usually are, and that is healthier for me, for workers in the fields, and ultimately for the very soil in which food is grown. Soilis more than chemicals; it is a vital component of the biosphere.
This is me. I always have trouble commenting directly on your blog. It was different today, but asked for me email and I skipped that, so it made me anon.
I agree.
Jane
Sorry. The “I agree” was for organic food, not trouble with the blog.
I always go from my email to her blog to read and comment.
Jane
Commenting is odd, particularly cross-platform. Plus, it changes. What worked last time, doesn’t work this time. Thank you for persevering.