Living Non-GMO Network
- @NonGMOProject • 4 hoursWe're often asked what the difference is between the Non-GMO Project Verified seal and other, self-made claims like… https://t.co/1dIMLXKGBW
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- Z is for Zealous And that’s how we feel Thanks for learning with us And, as always, keep it real! –––––––––––– Thank you for joining us as we went back to basics, in fine rhyming style. If you’d like to learn more, A-Z and beyond, check out our blog at the link in our bio for articles and graphics created to entertain and enlighten. #DoYouKnowYourGMOs
- Y is for You My powerful friend Your voice can drive change That’s what matters in the end –––––––– Each one of us can be a force for positive change. There is no age limit or minimum height requirement. All that’s needed is the willingness to ask questions, to learn, & to think creatively about the kind of world you want to live in. & to act. There are millions of people around the world taking a stand for their visions, for their futures. Would you like to be a part of that?#DoYouKnowYourGMOs
- X is for Xerces Who do wonderful things Protecting invertebrates With or without wings ––––– People around the world are working together to protect the planet & everything that lives on it. One such group is the @xercessociety, who protect some of the smallest creatures on earth: the invertebrates. Invertebrates do all sorts of important things, including many of the tasks that keep our ecosystems healthy. We offer thanks to the Xerces Society that works to protect them. #DoYouKnowYourGMOs
- W is for Water To satisfy thirst Of people & plants We need water first ––––- All life on earth requires water. Without it, there would be no cells; without cells, there would be no living organisms on the planet. Food crops ABSOLUTELY need water, but not too much or too little all at once, as happens in extreme weather events like droughts or floods. Healthy soil is better at tolerating extremes because it can hold more water & resist erosion. Regenerative practices like planting cover crops...
- V’s for Variety The natural state Of our forests & fields & what ends up on our plate __________ Health is supported by variety, both in nature & in what we eat — including a rainbow of fruits & veggies, different grain types & protein sources. Speaking of variety, did you know that the majority of the world’s food supply is controlled by just four corporations? We need more variety! Don’t put all your eggs in one basket, & don’t put most of the world’s food in FOUR baskets. #DoYouKnowYourGMOs
- U’s for Urban Farming In the center of town There are folks planting crops Growing food from the ground ___________ In cities all around the world people are transforming vacant lots & unused spaces into urban farms. Urban farming brings nutrition to people living in “food deserts” where convenience stores stocked with junk food are the only alternative. It builds community & teaches kids about good food — cuz if they grow it, they eat it. & it’s about as local as you can get. #DoYouKnowYourGMOs