Monsanto and others are spending millions on fighting Prop 37 and here’s an example of that influence. By touting a study that is neither peer reviewed or published (except on the No on 37 website) they have further tried to muddy the waters regarding the important facts. Fortunately, the Huffington Post and others have quickly refuted the study and its lack of objectivity. Even the two professors named in the study refuse to answer questions and even disclaim the UC ties to the study. How embarrassing for UC Davis and these two ‘professors’. Certainly any research they’ve done in the… Read More

The opponents of Prop 37 like to mislead us.  Thanks to this story, some of these deceptions are easier to dismiss.  Share this information with your friends, family, and grocer.  The facts are that GM foods need to be labeled so we have a choice as to whether or not we want to purchase and consume.  Read the following to be better informed – [link] California Voters – Please VOTE YES on PROP 37 this November.

It’s really interesting to see how much money the pesticide and chemical companies have put into the campaign against labeling of GMO’s.  Please make it clear to these companies that it will be far more costly to their business if they continue to go against the will of the people.  Call them, write them, fax them and most importantly VOTE YES on PROP 37 this November. [link]

Monsanto, today, released a response to the recent study that demonstrated the negative effects of long term use of GM foods.  In this response they claim that controls weren’t rigid enough, and that the results didn’t warrant the conclusions.  Wait, this is the same company that ‘buys’ the groups that are doing research that it doesn’t like.  This is the same company whose own studies have lacked the controls and transparency they claim are missing in this study.  This is also the same company that said Agent Orange was safe.  Visit the Monsanto site if you wish to see their… Read More

Who is Michael R. Taylor? Well, as the FDA’s Deputy Commissioner for Foods, he is the person supposed to be ensuring that the FDA fulfill it’s mission. His personal quote regarding his role is this – “Protecting the food supply, making it safe, making it nutritious, is one of the most fundamental duties of government.” Did you know that he has been involved with and/or worked with Monsanto since 1981? In any arena the possibility of conflict of interest would be obvious but we’ve all learned how Washington and Wall Street do business and if ‘conflict of interest’ helps protect… Read More

It’s becoming ever more clear that GM foods are not what Monsanto and others have claimed.  Take a look at the first long term study on GM foods that was independently funded, peer reviewed, and published.  This was published in the Huffington Post. [link] One of the questions raised in this article is why it’s taken so long to get a study of this type.  Take a look at the donors of the No on 37 Campaign and you’ll understand.  These companies have throttled research, especially in the US.  Why???  Well we’d have to use sodium pentothal (truth serum) in… Read More

The following link is to a letter to the editor of the Napa Patch – [link] We thought it was indicative of the reasonable approach the consumers are taking in regards to this proposal.  It just makes sense. California Voters – Please VOTE YES on 37 this November

It’s clear that Prop 37 is making national waves.  It’s also time for Monsanto and the other ‘chemical/pesticide’ companies supporting the NO campaign to listen to the people.  Here’s another informative, lucid article that will help you understand what PROP 37 is about. [link] We want to thank all of the individuals and companies nationwide that are taking an interest in PROP 37 and want to remind all California voters to VOTE YES on Prop 37.

SunRidge Farms cherishes the memory of those lost on this day in 2001.  We hope that you will take a moment to reflect on the impact this moment had for all of us alive that witnessed that event and make a promise to never forget.  To all the first responders, volunteers, and families directly impacted we also wish to extend our gratitude and respect for your service.

Why would a company that is so sure of it’s products be afraid of PROP 37?  Doesn’t make sense, does it?  Makes me wonder what they want to hide… Take a look at this story which outlines Monsanto’s efforts outside the USA to support labeling.  If Monsanto is truly unafraid of their products, then it’s time for them to stick to their original stance and support labeling.  [link] California Voters – Please VOTE YES on Prop 37 this November.