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The Yorkshireman
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Modified corn is in practically everything.
A corn kernal is basically one big lump of starch, they then mess with that starch in a lab and turn it into all sorts.
It's why corn is now cheaper to buy than the cost of production, it's everywhere and in everything.
They even feed ruminant live stock with it because it's so cheap, this causes ecoli to flourish in the cows stomach's infecting the meat.
Human Ecoli infection from meat is directly caused by grain feeding cattle.
The Yorkshireman
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I told the Mrs the other day I wanted to try and cut sugar out of my diet.
She laughed cos she'd watched a documentary about a woman who tried too and understands realistically how hard it is with today's food products.
The woman in question said she still felt unexplained cravings a year later!
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She laughed cos she'd watched a documentary about a woman who tried too and understands realistically how hard it is with today's food products.
The woman in question said she still felt unexplained cravings a year later!
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moondance
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I agree you can't hide from it these days, the wife and I have a 3000 sq ft outdoor garden for food production in the summer time, there are a few farms I know of that sell organic grass fed beef, 100% difference in our produce and organic beef than the corporate beef in the food stores. It's just scary you can't eat anything they sell in the stores. We can and freeze our veggies to get us year round fresh food. Then this year the wife did pak choy and bak choy in the basement with my stuff and we had fresh stir frys all winter long. Not bragging just saying it's doable.
The Yorkshireman
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Yeah you can get one's modified for folk with no legs.
I've seen a couple over here.
moondance
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Cool thank you that gives me a place to start.
The Yorkshireman
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I grow some veggies and herbs but no where near enough to keep me and the Mrs supplied constantly.
Not enough land in a suburban garden.
Not enough land in a suburban garden.
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giggles26
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Cool, great, it's still associated with Monsanto and that's bad enough.
The Yorkshireman
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We go to her family in Poland and it's a completely different story.
No GMO in Poland at all (so far) and most of her family grow something so just swap between each other.
A full free range pig only costs about £120.
It's awesome!
No GMO in Poland at all (so far) and most of her family grow something so just swap between each other.
A full free range pig only costs about £120.
It's awesome!
moondance
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You could try Growing Vertically we do a lot of tall trellising to double and triple space.
moondance
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Nice, they should have a retro fit kit then somewhere for me, that's awesome! I've been looking at a Maroon Camaro ragtop that I would look great driving haha. Now I got me some hope cool.
The Yorkshireman
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Not really, that list is quite sketchy when you think about it logically.
They could buy corn syrup from a 3rd party supplier that's made from Monsanto modified corn and by how the corn supply chain works it would be completely outside their control.
Modified corn unfit for human consumption found it's way into Taco Bell cornflower this way.
Corn is corn and bad corn looks the same as good corn.
When corn middlemen purchase corn in thousands of tons from multiple farmers all over the world and then mix it all together in the same storage silo's before sale how would anybody tell the difference without a suitable lab?
They can't.
I'm sure there's a proper link on Wiki somewhere but here's the story, it doesn't concern Monsanto but gives an idea of the problem.
http://articles.latimes.com/2000/sep/23/news/mn-25314
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The Yorkshireman
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My Mrs grandparents land (ex pig and potato farmers) in Poland is about that big.
That kind of land for sale in England is non-existent though.
All our land is owned by the gentry or the government, the dairy farmers and such pay rent to the Lord's, they don't even own their own farms.
A nice dream though, I'd love some land.