Feed Grains Including Biotech

[parsley]

Pressing Science's refresh button......

http://news.discovery.com/space/viking-mars-organics-experiment.html

[farmaholic]

Rockpile

next time tell your doctor you want a second opinion---ask him to use two fingers.

If I don't have anything intelligent to say maybe I shouldn't say anything!!

[parsley]

hlg,

Will please tell me what you mean when you say

"It seems kind of odd that whom ever pays for testing will get the results they want"

I am not quite sure to what you are referring. Pars

[burnt]

Rockpile, don't know about intelligent, but that sure was funny! Made me laugh out loud!

My doctor, being the kind of character that he is, would threaten to do it if told, so I'd sure never say it to him!

[burnt]

Sorry, that last post should have been to farmaholic . . .

[hlg]

Pars...Wnen canola board pays for study,butter is bad. When dairy board pays, butter is good. Same with eggs and other products..Scientific proof seems to have some major flaws these days..Seems like who ever has the most money gets the results they want.

[parsley]

The fault does not lie in those who have money.

The fault lies with those who will do or say anything to get that money, doesn't it? Pars

[hlg]

double headed coin I think.

[haveapulse]

The world wants cheap food. The relationship between health and supply is muted when prices go up. In a process which has no reverse, the extraction formula by the technology providers is really the one farmers need to keep in mind, because this is not a two sided agreement.

And Monsanto does a great job of the feed the world in 2050 video. Academy awards would apply if it could apply.

Stats are high in farmers for prostrate cancer, the rubber gloves your Dr wears should apply to doing all your farm business.

A person gets a little paranoid when the test is yours.

Thanks for the Black Sabbath video though, Coleville.

[rockpile]

Farmaholic: you get the second opinion first and let
me know how it goes. Heads up, seek out a Doc
with small hands. Okay a point was raised about
occurrence. An anecdotal observation on my part,
but maybe it warrants study. From my area, in
recent years, there have been an unusual number of
prostate cancer cases, quite a few lethal. My
observation: !. a lot of guys really heavy into
chemical usage. 2. A lot of guys who consume large
amounts of wild game. Anyone else seeing these
trends?
Rockpile