Glyphosate - related to bee decline

[GirlWhoWantsTractor]

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Organic standards state that you can harvest root vegetables after 120 days.

Years ago when landscaping we used a lot of septic sludge when putting in new lawns; and we also put in a lot of raised bed vegetable gardens using the same materials. Granted it was composted; but also contained a lot of industrial waste. We passed it through our bodies once; I never could see the reason to do it again. Yet as the OP just pointed out they have been using human waste for thousands of years, whereas glyphostate has only been around for about 45 years.

Agree, the main problem with using sewage isn't the *poop* it's all the chemicals that were also flushed into the system.

 

[GirlWhoWantsTractor]

Dihydrogen monoxide

8 glasses a day, baby!

 

[LouNY]

Dihydrogen monoxide

Oh my gosh do you mean DHMO, that stuff can kill you, if you stick your head in a bucket of that for a couple of minutes your a goner :laughing:
Have a good evening, so long :drink:

 

[kenmac]

Oh my gosh do you mean DHMO, that stuff can kill you, if you stick your head in a bucket of that for a couple of minutes your a goner :laughing:
Have a good evening, so long :drink:

yeah, we all know there are no chemicals that go into that stuff before it reaches us ! LOL

 

[Jstpssng]

yeah, we all know there are no chemicals that go into that stuff before it reaches us ! LOL

The most likely chemical which I might find in my well is glyphosate.

 

[cqaigy2]

Dihydrogen monoxide

Diluted with Scotch.

 

[turnkey4099]

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Organic standards state that you can harvest root vegetables after 120 days.

Years ago when landscaping we used a lot of septic sludge when putting in new lawns; and we also put in a lot of raised bed vegetable gardens using the same materials. Granted it was composted; but also contained a lot of industrial waste. We passed it through our bodies once; I never could see the reason to do it again. Yet as the OP just pointed out they have been using human waste for thousands of years, whereas glyphostate has only been around for about 45 years.
Personally I won't compost waste from any carnivore; it just seems counterproductive. I also like to let it set for at least a year before planting in any animal manure.

Yep, gly has only been aorund that long. And inspite of all the crap sites, nay sayers, tin foil hat types, thus far there has been NO deleterous effects reported. At least none that I have seen in reliable sites

 

[Diggin It]

At least none that I have seen in reliable sites

Define 'reliable sites'.

 

[/pine]

Yep, gly has only been aorund that long. And inspite of all the crap sites, nay sayers, tin foil hat types, thus far there has been NO deleterous effects reported. At least none that I have seen in reliable sites

That's really funny...because if you have not realized that there has been deleterious effects reported you are also ignorant that the sites that you actually do listen to or regard as "reliable" are so biased you are the ideal gullible goof who believes their spiels...LMAO...!

 

[kenmac]

The most likely chemical which I might find in my well is glyphosate.

Who would put that stuff in their well ?