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A 6,000-Year-Old Winery; Can City Farmers Make a Living?

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· Tainted Animal Feed Found in France and Denmark [NYT]
· No Policy Panic Despite Record Food Inflation [Reuters]
· Groupon Acquires Its Way Into Israel, South Africa and India [TechCrunch]
· The Second Obstacle to Sensible Eating: Money [Slate]
· In Armenia, Scientists Find Oldest Known Winery [WSJ]

· Can City Farmers Make a Living? [Good]
· States Spend Millions to Preserve Farmland, Protect Food Supply [LAT]
· Fast-Food Restaurants Full of Deals on Meals [USA Today]
· Consumer Reports Insights: Breakfast Is Important [WaPo]
· For Craft Brewers, Size Matters [WaPo]
· Eva Longoria Sued: Alleged Beso Restaurant Scam [TMZ]

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