Ash Center for Comprehensive Medicine - 9/9/2004 - At play in organized sports leagues, our children are experiencing long-term, repeated exposures to harsh chemical fertilizers used on today's busy sports fields.  In many cases, these long term exposures are augmented by exposure on school grounds, other public spaces and even the family lawn.

This unprecedented, continual exposure to heavily fertilized fields and lawns puts children at higher risk for numerous potentially-serious health problems including skin and eye irritations, digestive problems, asthma attacks, rashes and other allergic reactions, as well as the unknown.

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Rebecca Kolls Signs on as Organic-Gro^TM National Spokesperson 

Regenerated Resources LLC, makers of Organic-GroTM organic lawn and garden fertilizers, announces that it has joined forces with master gardener Rebecca Kolls, long-time gardening and lifestyle contributor to ABC's Good Morning America and host of the popular gardening series "Rebecca's Garden" which airs in national syndication and on the Home and Garden Television Network (HGTV). Ms. Kolls will help bring Organic-Gro's message of safe, smarter, more ecologically-friendly lawn and garden fertilizers to homeowners in America, as well as the garden and lawn care industries.

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Independent lab test
results are in! "Organic-Gro™ out-performs leading chemical brand fertilizer"

Results of this study indicate that use of 8-2-4 Organic-Gro^TM fertilizer in three of three application rates reveal improvements in; root mass, greenness color (chlorophyll content) of grass shoots, grass shoot height and grass shoot weight, when compared to the leading retail brand chemical fertilizer 29-3-4 in this study. The study was conducted by an independent third party supplier of applied research and education.

A complete copy of the study results is available

Research finds lawn chemicals raise cancer risk in Scottish terriers

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Exposure to herbicide-treated lawns and gardens increases the risk of bladder cancer in Scottish terriers, a discovery that could lead to new knowledge about human susceptibility to the disease, according to Purdue University scientists.

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(4/19/2004)

Purdue
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.

Organic Fertilizer Being Used 
Around Lake Deemed Safe 
for People, Pets

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(10/22/2003)

Albert Lea Tribune
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and northern Iowa since 1897