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Appalachian homesteader, freelance writer and blogger at livingechoblog.com. Writing portfolio at lydianoyeswriter.com/
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Introducing New Chickens and Other Poultry into Your Existing Flock – Mother Earth News

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By Lydia Noyes 
| Mother Earth News
Learn some tips about introducing new chickens, or even new bird species, such as guinea fowl, into your existing backyard poultry flock. One of the biggest appeals for me about moving to our historic Appalachian homestead this fall was the opportunity to have some poultry. I have a love for chickens that defies common sense for someone that has never owned her own, so I convinced my husband to make it a priority to restore the old chicken coop on our property.
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Highlights and Takeaways from Natural Products Expo West 2024

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By Lydia Noyes , Jennifer Marston , Elaine Pofeldt , Chris Casey
| Organic Insider
How Organic Insider operates: We accept no advertising, we have no paywalls and we make our newsletters free to everyone because vital information about our industry needs to get out to as many people as possible. Please consider supporting our work, whether you are an individual or a company. Thank you so much. Natural Products Expo West 2024 in Anaheim wrapped up this past Saturday, and it was an absolutely phenomenal show.
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USDA organic rules are changing. Is the food industry ready?

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By Lydia Noyes 
| agriculturedive.com
As the U.S. Department of Agriculture prepares to launch its Strengthening Organic Enforcement regulations March 19, some wonder if unprepared companies will get left behind. The new rule is the most significant change to organic certification since the program’s start in 1990, and there’s growing concern that large portions of the food industry — importers, brokers, handlers and distributors — haven’t made the necessary compliance changes. Nate Ensrud shares this fear.
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