Top 5 Organic Articles | February
It’s time for the February roundup. These are the top 5 articles written last month, based on page views. If you haven’t read them yet, take a look. Don’t forget that comments are welcome and encouraged. If you have something to add to the article, feedback on a product or don’t agree with what I wrote then say so in the comments.
The best way to get fresh organic pizza is to make your own. Pizza is very easy to make although it does require a little planning and preparation. Even though making your own pizza is not as convenient as calling your local pizza shop and having one delivered, at least you will know exactly what you are getting which means quality organic ingredients (hopefully) which have been produced without the use of pesticides and other chemicals.
Bamboo fabric’s natural antibacterial and hypoallergenic properties make it perfect for clothes which fit close to your body such as socks and underwear. Bamboo clothing is also quick to absorb moisture, more so than cotton, keeping you dry and odour free; again making it an ideal choice for intimate apparel.
3. Natural Fashion | Organic Clothing
Natural Fashion has a wide range of cotton products which are certified organic. The cotton comes from small farms in Brazil which work to support the local community by providing employment. They produce a wide range of products including clothes for men, women, and children, homewares, accessories, and soft toys. No chemicals, bleaches, or dyes are used in their production so are a completely natural alternative.
4. Eat Organic Meat or Become a Vegetarian?
The introduction of industrial agriculture and antibiotics in farming greatly increased food production and reduced the number of farm animals lost to diseases. These farming practices were important at a time of significant population growth but what has been the cost to farm animals and the environment?
Shirts of Bamboo has a 100% bamboo fibre yarn which they claim is as soft as cashmere and silk but as durable as cotton. You can also put clothes made with this bamboo knitting yarn into the washing machine and dryer.
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