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Re: Sometimes, it's what your food is in that is the problem


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Posted by RossMN on February 03, 2012 at 08:59:41 from (75.107.108.24):

In Reply to: Re: Sometimes, it's what your food is in that is the problem posted by oldtanker on February 03, 2012 at 07:19:21:

Rick, I think you are missing what I am saying. I did come off a bit harsh but it is hard for me to take someone bashing modern technology on a computer using the internet and I apologize for that. What I am getting at is if modern fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides and good genetics in seed the yields will drop (I have personally seen a 30 bpa difference in gmo corn vs non gmo and I used more chemicals on the non gmo) there will be less food out there for people and that means more hungry people. There will also be more pollution and compaction from increased tillage trying to control weeds. If you should start suing, go after the USDA, FDA, Monsanto, Dow, DuPont, the seed dealers, farmers, elevators and end users and grocery stores. I am a farmer (yes farming is a BUSINESS) and it is about making money and taking care of the ground and doing it efficiently. Most farmers do not "rape" the soil like most people not connected to farming think. Why would we wreck what makes our living? I may eat these words someday IDK. I also work for a company that uses a lot of chemicals. They bend over backwards with the policies and procedures to make sure that their products are safe and that they and we as employees don't pollute.


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