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Genetically modifed seeds & plants:  

Under research to evaluate how farmers are affected.  The effects of genetically modified seeds & plants on the environment are being researched.

Here at C4C  staff is researching same as a  vital Community Health Concern. Watch this space to keep to date with the scientific updates of the effects of GMO's on seeds, plants and soil as C4C is able to glean such. C4C is interested in community health and thus as you the scientific impact on the whole.

Depicted in these photos (taken in West Africa)  are visuals of our C4C Director enjoying organic fruit of the soil. These products are untouched by non organic products.

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Subsistence farming is a prime way for people to provide food for their families.  Urban gardening is also a popular way to supplement the family food supply.

Below are some photos taken by C4C staff during recent travels.

• Urban Garden - Greece Urban Garden - Greece
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• Urban Gardens - Greece Urban Gardens - Greece
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• Urban Gardens - Italy Urban Gardens - Italy
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• Farm Field - Italy Farm Field - Italy
• Farm Field - Italy Farm Field - Italy
• Grapevines - Italy Grapevines - Italy
• Large Garden - Italy Large Garden - Italy
• Grapevines - Italy Grapevines - Italy
• Berber Farm - Morocco Berber Farm - Morocco
• Sheep - Morocco Sheep - Morocco
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Organic Fertilizers and Pesticides:

July 2013 -  Our farms and gardens use Organic and Non Toxic pesticides and Organic fertilizers. We encourage the development and use of Compost.

Chemical fertilizers and Chemical pesticides have been proven to have over riding health implications. These health implications impact on the soil, seeds, crops, livestock, small critters, soil organisms and humans.

2013 - our Peace Gardens in:  England, West Africa and in Texas continue to flourish. We are very happy with the  creative results  and resulting impact. We of C4C  want to share our techniques with as many as are interested in learning about the "Green" environment and it's supportive effects. 

The Peace Garden has thrived again during and  through another difficult drought in Texas.  The drought has been so severe that wildfires have burned over 3.5 million acres of land throughout the state.  In October 2011 over 73% of the land in Texas is currently in 'exceptional drought' conditions, which is a slight improvement from September 2011.  

The xeriscaping techniques used in the Peace Garden have allowed the garden to thrive in these difficult conditions.

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