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Breeding complications, and glyphosate

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Breeding complications, and glyphosate

Post Number:#1  Unread postby michaels4gardens » Wed Feb 07, 2018 9:28 am

For those who would like to feed feeds "other than pellets" to meat rabbits- The new emerging reports of breeding/ rearing difficulties related to glyphosate tainted feeds, [in humans and animals] will be interesting.
Feeding home grown, and carefully selected non GMO and non herbicide treated feed could actually be a lifesaving choice... and not just a way to avoid "breeding complications".
https://www.cornucopia.org/2014/03/gut- ... lyphosate/
https://detoxproject.org/glyphosate-in-food-water/

there is so much damning evidence available to us now- that there should be no question about "if" roundup ready crops harm our animals and ourselves..
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Re: Breeding complications, and glyphosate

Post Number:#2  Unread postby Homer » Thu Feb 08, 2018 1:58 am

Thanks for the links Michael. A rather touchy subject around all my farmer friends around here. There are a lot of them switching over to "Roundup Ready" alfalfa and feed corn here so I'll have to stir the pot, :stirpot: a little with your info.

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Post Number:#3  Unread postby michaels4gardens » Thu Feb 08, 2018 7:51 am

Homer wrote:Thanks for the links Michael. A rather touchy subject around all my farmer friends around here. There are a lot of them switching over to "Roundup Ready" alfalfa and feed corn here so I'll have to stir the pot, :stirpot: a little with your info.

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I just took topset bulbils , so if i find a place with dirt -I can restart the garlic thing .. The wife needed to go home for the kids..., now we have daughter and g-kids living "safely" with us...
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