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A bee's part in the war effort!
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ChocoCat
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Their ultimate goal to kill off the whole bee population so that their GM seeds will be the only known element to grow food products. Control over the masses.
Monsanto is "Evil" personified.
I read the neonictines are the real killers. They are in virtually all the seed treatments we use on the farm today. And they work, maybe a bit to well. And, with unitended consquences...
I am no fan of Monsanto or round up ready crops, even though I farm 2,000+ acers. I don't use the stuff at all...
Regards, Kirk
ChocoCat
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Hopefully, because of Obama signed into Law 'H.R.933 - Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2013', the day won't come where your crops are accidentally cross-populated by Monsanto GM seeds byway of the carrying wind and they sue you after dissecting their DNA from your crop.
Neonicotinoids do not kill the bees directly and that is how they are permitted on the market.
But in studies done the bees get disoriented after consuming nectar from the plants and they get lost.
Is like a drunk man sent on foot to his home 10 miles away.
Bee hives next to a neonicotinoids sunflower field get depopulated very fast.
In EU they are banned.
But in studies done the bees get disoriented after consuming nectar from the plants and they get lost.
Is like a drunk man sent on foot to his home 10 miles away.
Bee hives next to a neonicotinoids sunflower field get depopulated very fast.
In EU they are banned.