"Back to Nature" Cotton Burr Compost Question

That is not true. GM food does not live up to it's promise.

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jellybean stonerfish
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Excellent, Bill. Absolutely excellent. Wow, you have quite a garden!!! I don't grow very much. Harvested my peas a few weeks ago and have decided I will *never* grow them again. What a pain in the butt. I have bush beans in - quite a few - that are just coming up. Bell peppers, too. Tomatoes and zucchini and corn at my gentleman friend's. My potatoes should be about ready to dig up. I have very little space and really *bad* dirt. I pretty much stick the stuff in the ground and hope for the best.

95 degrees right now at 6:15 PM. San Joaquin Valley. I think we've done a good job of getting back on track!! Sue
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Sue

6:15 PM? Lordy, lordy lordy, you tough girl.

- Bill Coloribus gustibus non disputatum (mostly)

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William Rose

You are incorrect.

Here is a good place to start learning about the pros and cons of GMOs. GMO production is, and will continue to grow exponentially in the undeveloped world.

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Rick

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