Bob Scowcroft

Co-founder of the Organic Farming Research Foundation

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Executive Director and co-founder of the Organic Farming Research Foundation, a nonprofit whose mission is to sponsor research related to organic-farming practice

Bob Scowcroft on KCRW

The latest count in the  E.coli outbreak 
is one dead and 146 suffering from cramps, diarrhea and kidney trouble.
The "smoking gun" is a bag of contaminated spinach found in…

Are America's Vegetables as Safe as They Should Be?

The latest count in the E.coli outbreak is one dead and 146 suffering from cramps, diarrhea and kidney trouble. The "smoking gun" is a bag of contaminated spinach found in…

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