The site is updated as news articles become available, usually a couple of times per week. As before this requires the QT attachment and the files are large, but worthwhile. Site by Roger Hangarter and lab, Indiana University. Contributed papers focus on the impact of modern agribusiness practices, industry consolidation, chemicals and seeds, food processing and genetic engineering on farmers, crops and the food supply. Perspectives on intellectual property rights and consolidation of the seed industry are also discussed.
Online subscriptions are free.
This site created and maintained by the Museum of Natural History of Nova Scotia. The online digital edition contains the full text of this herbal, with detailed information on ailments that each herb is believed to treat. This electronic version was prepared by Richard Siderits, M.D. and colleagues by keying from a copy at the Historical Medical Library, Yale University, adapted to HTML by Toby Appel. A wide variety of medicinally-important plants are illustrated with generic names that are surprisingly modern. Published in 1545, the plants are identified in Latin and old German.