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 Some Predictions (about the Future)
Yogi Berra was right; it’s difficult to make predictions, especially about the future. But I think the best way to predict the future is to invent it. By imagining what the future can hold, you take a first step toward making it a bright one.
I’ve made a few predictions about how we’re going to resolve the climate crisis. That’s right, I think we can and will resolve it. My wife calls me a “pathological optimist.” But, hey, this company started with just seven cows and a yogurt recipe and has grown into a $305 million business. That couldn’t have happened without optimism (and a lot of perseverance). So, here are a few of my predictions about the future:
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Get Thee to a Farmers Market!
It’s August, and for most of us that means the freshest, most delicious and nutritious fruits and veggies are now available at your local farmers market, farm stand or U-pick field or orchard. But you don’t just get great food when you buy local. You also help to preserve the natural beauty, open space and heritage of your
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 Another Study Says Organic Could Feed the World
A new University of Michigan study says that farmers in developing countries could as much as triple their food production by converting to organic methods, while farmers in developed countries could convert to organic with little to no loss in food yields. Read More
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Ask Our Nutritionist
Look for answers to your nutrition questions on our Frequently Asked Questions page. If you can’t find your answers there, ask our nutritionist, Vicki Koenig! Here’s a question from one of our yogurt lovers, along with Vicki’s answer.
Is it possible to eat too much yogurt?
Only at the exclusion of other nutritious foods. You can eat yogurt in place of milk and other high quality proteins. The 2005 Dietary Guidelines for Healthy Americans recommends that you consume three daily servings of fat-free or low-fat milk products such as milk, yogurt and cheese. If you occasionally substitute yogurt for a significant protein source, you can add an additional serving. -Vicki |
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Is Your Baby the Next YoBaby?
Imagine walking through the dairy aisle of your local grocery store and seeing your baby’s face on a YoBaby yogurt package! We’re searching the nation for two new YoBaby faces, and we want to see a shot of your little yogurt eater. Submit your baby’s photo online, or go to any Picture People studio for a free sitting, free photo,
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 Two Winning Pics!
Our yogurt lovers have been sending us so many good photos for our Stonyfield & You Photo Contest that we’ve decided to name two summer winners. Both will receive a year’s worth of free yogurt!
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Yogurt Lovers Rally for the
Climate at Live Earth
Last month, we raffled off four sets of tickets to the Live Earth concert in New York. Jason Fiske of Midlothian, VA; Richard Samaha of Williamsburg, VA; Rebecca Shaw of Raring Springs, PA; and Linda DiCarlo of Massapequa, NY each won two tickets to what Jason says was one of the best shows he’s ever seen. “I put it up there with the Farm Aid [concert] I went to about six years ago,” says Jason.
Live Earth organizers say the seven-continent 24-hour concert rallied an unprecedented audience to help fight climate change. An official sponsor of Live Earth, we helped to publicize the event this spring with a Live Earth climate message printed on more than 8 million of our yogurt cup lids.
Read more about the Live Earth effort to fight climate change.
Other things we do to help fight climate change. |
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Lights, Camera, Earth Action!
Students Win Cash and Donations for Climate Videos
We just awarded cash prizes to the winners of our “Shout Out” climate change video contest, and donated $10,000 to four environmental groups chosen by our winners.
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