An incident with a tennis ball-like tomato inspired award-winning Canadian journalist and part-time farmer Thomas Pawlick to write The End of Food. Today, we're facing an impending food crisis. Current food production methods used by corporate-run "factory farms" are sucking the nutrients out of the food we eat. Many times, what's replacing the missing nutrients is harmful--even toxic--to our bodies. Though the book, backed by hard-hitting evidence, paints a bleak picture, Pawlick makes it abundantly clear that it's not too late. The latter part of the book is devoted to the many ways that we can take back control of the food supply by becoming active at a local level. This is an essential handbook for informing ourselves about the frightening but real decline in the quality of the food we eat, and what we can do to stop it.

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