Allan and the List:
With all the techno-jargon, acronyms and doublespeak, this issue of
seedstock contamination may seem a little abstractbut of course, it's
very basic. As for what else we can do to take back our power from the
greed-obsessed, it's very simple and we were doing it for thousa
Title: Re: PLEASE, don't think that that is all you can do
Absolutely Woody!!!
WE NEED
TO SAVE OUR OWN SEEDS, in the backyard garden, at the CSA, on the righteous
homestead. If hundreds of thousands of gardeners and farmers keep their own
foundation seedstocks, cherish and share them
Folks -
Yes, we do need to save our seeds. I cannot say enough in praise of
that. It is a noble sacred act,the groundfloor of quality ecological
farming.
However, it should be pointed out that the Schmiesers were saving
their seed for over 40 years. Now, thanks to Monsanto, the breeding
that
Title: Re: PLEASE, don't think that that is all you can do
Allan,
excuse me for being an anti-nixnoots.
But this can be viewed from a different point of view.
You wrote:
They can no longer chose canola or soy beans for crops
because all the seed stocks are so contaminated that non
I'll point out that the is mounting evidence (that should have been
collected in the first place) that both Canola and soy are
detrimental to human & animal heath.
Sorry, M, I was too busy looking at the forest to see the trees.
Even if you don't give a hoot for canola or soy as foods - - and,
Title: Re: PLEASE, don't think that that is all you can do
Allan,
please open
your heart to the harm that organic farmers are experiencing through
Monsanto's carelessness and their power.
Please don't think this very subject is not 'worked into' of each and every
Allan Balliett wrote:
Even if you don't give a hoot for canola or soy as foods - - and,
properly handled, soy is an excellent food for humans - - please open
your heart to the harm that organic farmers are experiencing through
Monsanto's carelessness and their power.
Sorry Allan, but if you do you
Sorry Allan, but if you do your research
Sorry Allan, but if you do your research
Gil - I do do my research, thanks. Even Sally Fallon supports
traditional cultured soy products as foods for humans. Not just as
acceptable foods for humans, but foods that have long histories of
being nourishing, healthful foods. These foods include te
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From: "Allan Balliett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: PLEASE, don't think that that is all you can do
> >Sorry Allan, but if you do your research
>
> Gil - I do do
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> Subject: Re: PLEASE, don't think that that is all you can do
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> Gil - I do do my research, thanks. Even Sally Fallon supports
> traditional cultured soy products as foods for humans. Not just as
> acceptable foods for humans, but foods that have long histories of
> being
Allan, of interest: my naturapath recently told me that she no longer eats
much miso because it can bring on infections stored in the body.
I beg your pardon? Do you have more details on what is meant by this?
If you are saying that infections are stored in the body, why
wouldn't you want them
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Allan, of interest: my naturapath recently told me that she no longer eats
much miso because it can bring on infections stored i
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>> Allan, of interest: my naturapath recently told me
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