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Guy Hatchard
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Contributor, Daily Telegraph NZ
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Social Issues , Arts
Anything that isn't automotive in nature
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By Guy Hatchard| Daily Telegraph NZ@ There is a poem written by Harry Baker. If ever I die and thee be not sure that I’m deadJust put butter and jam on fresh baked breadThen wave them vittles over me headIf my mouth don’t open, thee be sure that I’m deadAppreciation of bread is a universal language. Cultures all over the world have their favourites—wholewheat, pita, lavash, chapati, sourdough, corn bread, pumpernickel, baguette. The list is long and people are very protective of their traditions and tastes.
By Guy Hatchard| Daily Telegraph NZ@ A study undertaken in the EU entitled “Pesticide residues with hazard classifications relevant to non-target species including humans are omnipresent in the environment and farmer residences” has found residues of more than 200 different pesticides in household dust across Europe. Most of the pesticide residues were hazardous to non-target species (that includes us humans), and some of the pesticides found were non-approved highly hazardous types.
By Guy Hatchard| Daily Telegraph NZ@ There is a poem written by Harry Baker. If ever I die and thee be not sure that I’m deadJust put butter and jam on fresh baked breadThen wave them vittles over me headIf my mouth don’t open, thee be sure that I’m deadAppreciation of bread is a universal language. Cultures all over the world have their favourites—wholewheat, pita, lavash, chapati, sourdough, corn bread, pumpernickel, baguette. The list is long and people are very protective of their traditions and tastes.
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Daily Telegraph NZ