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Harvey-Berino and her research team were intrigued by recent industry-funded studies suggesting that three to four daily servings of milk or other dairy products resulted in more fat burn and weight loss than a diet without so much dairy. And the good news is that you can lose weight without having to cut your dairy intake as long as you watch the fat content. Six months later, the high-dairy group had lost an average of 22 pounds, and the low-dairy group had lost nearly 21 a statistically...

Patrick told area farmers yesterday that he wants the state's dairy industry to "not just survive, but thrive. During a brief interview with reporters after what aides called a "meet and greet," Patrick vowed to keep in touch with people in Western Massachusetts and said that a satellite governor's office is scheduled to open by the end of the month in Springfield. Patrick, dairy farmers meet- MassLive.com Springfield, Mostly Cloudy with Thunderstorms 67 F Complete Forecast . Homepage ....

There d been farmers markets since the city s early origins, but with the influx of supermarkets in the 1930s, green markets gradually disappeared. And critically, he understood that to keep local farmers farming, they had to be able to make money. As a planner, Benepe saw markets as a humanizing factor that brought people together at the neighborhood level. Estimates are that 30,000 acres of local farmland in New York suburbs have remained farmland as a result of Benepe s efforts. The...

Sharon Dunn, (Bio) sdunn@greeleytribune.com July 18, 2007 Print Email New owners of Greeley's meatpacking plant could bring up to $80 million annually to the area economy if they follow through with reported plans to hire an additional 1,000 employees and run the plant at full capacity. Sharon Dunn, (Bio) sdunn@greeleytribune.com July 18, 2007 Print Email New owners of Greeley's meatpacking plant could bring up to $80 million annually to the area economy if they follow through with...