The 2011 Swarthmore Lecture and Cuban Agriculture

2011 October 3
by John Maynard

I am surprised that this year’s lecture referred to Cuba’s green revolution as a success story “that is feeding the nation”. Organic farming is a laudable,but small, change in Cuban agriculture but it does not feed the nation. Cuba still imports most of its food and appears to be also committed to genticially modified food. Pam Lunn and others please take note. In our wish to be greener than green, we should not veer from our Quaker concern for Truth. For a balanced view of Cuban agriculture, follow the attached link.

http://www.foodmagazine.org.uk/articles/cubas_food_production_revolution/

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  1. November 28, 2011

    If anyone is curious to see the film ‘The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil”, the Transition Bewdley Land Group will be showing it on Thursday, 1st December at 7.30pm at Bewdley Baptist Church.

    Free admission, all welcome.

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