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Walk down the health aisle of any supermarket and you’ll see shelves lined with brightly packaged vitamin and mineral supplements designed for children.
What crops to grow tops many farmer’s and backyard gardener’s lists. Here’s our list of the 24 best crops to grow for fruits, vegetables and herbs. This is not a “sexiest crops of 2024” list. This list is more about reliability than it is about trends. They have been tested in an area that typically sees…
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When most people think about “healthy eating”, they usually focus on what they eat. That might mean trying to eat more fruit and vegetables or less fast food, or counting calories.
Many think of chicken as a healthier alternative to red meat, with many consumers constantly looking for the most nutritious ways to enjoy the poultry. While this often brings up the question of whether white meat is better than dark meat, what’s really important is how you choose to cook your chicken. We had the…
Inter-Rock Minerals Inc (TSXV:IRO) has gained increased market attention following a positive move in its share price, reflecting improving investor confidence in the company’s specialised agriculture nutrition Business model. The company owns two operating businesses, Papillon Agricultural Company Inc. and MIN-AD Inc., which focus on premium dairy feed nutritional supplements, specialty minerals and related agricultural…
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There is a feeling that the peel of vegetables and fruits has become a health symbol. “Don’t peel, all the vitamins are there,” “The peel is most important,” “Most of the nutritional value goes to the trash” – these are sentences that repeat themselves over and over. When is this true and when might it…
July is National Blueberry Month. A registered dietitian highlights some of the impressive health benefits of this tiny fruit.
A 30-year study of more than 200,000 adults challenges a common assumption about ultra-processed foods and what matters most for long-term health.