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Comment on Dicamba-tolerant soybeans take step forward by Civil Eats » Blog Archive » A Growing Problem: Notes from the ‘Superweed’ Summit

Wed, 16 May 2012 21:25:42 +0000

[...] talk of the next round of GE crops now in the pipeline, like Dow’s 2,4-D corn and Monsanto’s dicamba soybean, which have both been designed to be resistant to more than one herbicide at once. A full 13 out of [...]

Comment on Dicamba-tolerant soybeans take step forward by A growing problem: Notes from the ‘superweed’ summit | Grist

A growing problem: Notes from the ‘superweed’ summit | Grist — Mon, 14 May 2012 12:38:55 +0000

[...] of the next round of GE crops now in the pipeline, like Dow’s 2,4-D corn and Monsanto’s dicamba soybean, which have both been designed to be resistant to more than one herbicide at once. A full thirteen [...]

Comment on Pork Heroes by Paul claypool

Paul claypool — Sat, 12 May 2012 12:02:41 +0000

why would anyone cave in to demands from hsus ?these vegans dont eat any meat product from any fastfood restaurant ! to give them any satisfaction is like making deals with a terrorist ?
I would bet if we followed the timeline back they are the reason stalls were used to begin with !!!!!!!

Comment on USDA takes issue with senator’s comments on LFTB by Marcy Covault

Marcy Covault — Fri, 11 May 2012 19:38:18 +0000

Then where should the finger-pointing be? We all know that the USDA/APHIS have been infiltrated by anti-animal-use agenda pushers that are flunkies of the major “animal rights” INDUSTRIES (H$U$, et al). These “true believer” extremists DO NOT CARE about how many humans they hurt, economically or personally. For them, the end justifies the means and collateral damage in humans and animals is acceptable. Another example of their undermining legitimate animal businesses is the coming posting of the USDA/APHIS AWA proposed rules regarding pet animal sales which would *include* and *impact negatively* the *majority* of pet breeders. Is America going to let the “animal rights” movement take over and destroy animal industries? I would hope not, but it doesn’t look good right now.

Comment on Tyson denies connection to Wyoming facility by dr john

dr john — Fri, 11 May 2012 15:17:14 +0000

I have driven by all of the units that they have, and all of them are signed with a do not enter. The video had to have been taken by someone that gained entry by stealth and therefore in my opinion has NO credibility, and if it was taken by an employee that day should have been their last day of work at the facility..

Comment on Do cows contribute as much as cars to L.A. smog? by Cows as Much to Blame for L.A. Smog as Cars | One Green Planet

Cows as Much to Blame for L.A. Smog as Cars | One Green Planet — Fri, 11 May 2012 13:00:02 +0000

[...] comes as no surprise that Los Angeles’ 9.9 million automobiles generate an estimated 62 metric tons of ammonia each day. But manure from the city’s 298,000 dairy cows generates somewhere [...]

Comment on Animal Care Review Panel analyzes latest HSUS video by Laurella Desborough

Laurella Desborough — Thu, 10 May 2012 00:35:55 +0000

I hope a video expert looks at the footage…sometimes these animal rights folks “fool” with the video and have it present something other than the truth…and in some cases they PAY the workers to do things to the animals they don’t normally do…that has occurred as far back as the early nineties with regard to videos made to influence issues related to wildlife in other countries….as a fundraiser and as a means to influence decisions made by regulatory agencies. So, faking videos is nothing new. Right now that has been occurring in Indonesia with animals shipped from Australia to be slaughtered in Indonesia. Animal rights operatives paid workers to be abusive so they could film it and then returned with the films to Australia and badgered the government to stop sending animals to Indonesia for slaughter. So, some government reps went to Indonesia and found out the truth…SO….a word to the wise. These animal rights cult followers have NO INTEREST in facts but lots of interest in accomplishing their agenda…regulate, restrict and eventually eliminate animal agriculture.

Comment on Missouri governor to lead Brazil trade mission by Missouri Governor Heads Trade Mission to Brazil |

Missouri Governor Heads Trade Mission to Brazil | — Wed, 09 May 2012 21:49:42 +0000

[...] state aimed at further increasing trade, education, and cultural relations. For more see: Harker, Julie. ”Missouri governor to lead Brazil trade mission,” Brownfield Ag New… Posted in Brazil, Monsanto, Trade, United States, United States – Missouri « >Woods Hole [...]

Comment on Ethanol production efficiency improves by The Disappearance of our Hobby? - AACA Forums

The Disappearance of our Hobby? - AACA Forums — Wed, 09 May 2012 21:41:39 +0000

[...] requires more energy to produce than it replaces. Not true. See: Ethanol production efficiency improves [...]

Comment on EU paid $70 billion in farm subsidies in 2009 by EU Awards $70 Billion in Ag Subsidies – EU & Farm Subsidy Millionaires" |

Wed, 09 May 2012 19:46:12 +0000

[...] For more see: Meyer, Bob. “EU Paid $70 Billion in Farm Subsidies in 2009,” Brownfield Ag News for Amer… [...]