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On Wed, 28 Jan 2015 10:07:44 -0600, "Terry Coombs"
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Larry Jaques wrote:

So much of commercial plantings are all GMOs that I'm developing an
allergy to corn. It's in everything. Too much corn in my diet
weakens my grip by half and makes my wrists ache badly. (It was hell
figuring that one out.)


I'm betting if you really investigated , it's not the corn itself but the
glyphosate they apply to it . "They" say it has no effect , but my wife
developed a severe sensitivity to corn products around the same time they
started using Roundup heavily in RR crops and I've seen studies that bear
this out . And it's in EVERYTHING as you say . Corn syrup , so many people
started avoiding HFCS that now they're labeling it as "fructose" or other
misleading label . Don't be fooled , it's still there . And it's a major
reason I grow as much of our food as I can .


Yeah, I need to grow more of my own food NOW.


This year we're growing 5 varieties of tomatoes , 4 peppers , cukes and
zukes and summer squash , pole beans and garlic and onions and , and ...
even some okra .


I picked up a 6-pack of tomatoes one year, and just about the time the
little guys were globing, I noticed that two of them were putting out
darker green pentagonal tubes instead of globes. A week later, I
realized that it was two okra plants. They looked absolutely
identical except for the fruit. It turned out to be extremely tasty.
I hadn't had any fresh okra since growing up in Arkansas.


Taters and corn weren't worth the effort for what I got ,


What? Taters are so easy, and fresh taste better than store-bought
crap. I remember the difference between ancient corn in the store vs
a cob ripped from my own hand-raised stalk. Worlds apart.


and grains are a bit out of my reach - for now . I'd love to find a source
for non-GMO hard red wheat , I've been told the GMO stuff is no longer as
nutritious as what we had in the past .
OK , off my soapbox ...


Bob's Red Mill has tons of non-GMO stuff, and it's often cheaper than
health food store sourcing. I just ordered some Bob's date pieces
from Amazon. It's very good in cereal in the morning.

Non-GMO wheat abounds, for now.
https://www.google.com/search?q=non-...utf-8&oe=utf-8

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