Monsanto Roundup banned from sale in France, a slap ??

[Janic]

Your grandchildren (and yourself too) were raised with carrots and cereals from the first day of their lives ???

There is a topic dedicated to the topic if it interests you.

You all got food from animal origin ...

if you mean that all mammals have been reared, it's obvious! But babies fed fried steak must be extremely rare.

[Leo Maximus]

... to maintain plant-free areas the right solution is sodium chlorate !

Soda ash is very effective at concentration> 95%, but it was withdrawn from the sale a long time ago. At 60% then 20% it has lost all effectiveness.

[dede2002]

The fact that there are regulations for agricultural use (admitting strict respect for them, which is more than doubtful) does not change the massive nature of the application of this herbicide.

Indeed it seems that it is "commonplace" to apply glyphosate with each sowing wheat, then it's other products ...
(source: http://agriculture-de-conservation.com/ ... 82-scv.pdf )

[netshaman]

The problem resides above all in the type of food, a vegetarian or even flexitarian population with a vegan dominance would solve most of the problems of this kind.

..With the protein supplements they are forced to take to be healthy ????

Sapiens Sapiens is an omnivorous mammal ... eating seeds and leaves is good for sores who want to peter themselves ... Not for those who will need to go to work in the fields ...

Allow me to clarify that Sapiens Sapiens is a frugivore, as shown by its teeth.
A human rather has teeth similar to those of a horse made to grind, than those of a wolf made to shred meat.
The same goes for the digestive tract: villi typical of a frugivore / herbivore instead of a smooth intestine like that of carnivores.
Have you ever heard of the paleo diet?
It is 95% fruit and vegetables and only 5% meat only occasionally!

You all got food from animal origin ...

Boo, bad faith !!!!

It is like saying that GMOs will fight hunger in the world, an argument that is little more common among the lobbyists in this lobby!

[Macro]

So say .... Frugivores who went to settle in regions where any agriculture is impossible (like the Inuit for example) and who still live there ... They were really stupid our sapiens ancestors ... Homnids we started eating meat long before that ... and even long before having mastered the fire which allowed them to cook it and better assimilate it ...

[Janic]

So say .... Frugivores who went to settle in regions where any agriculture is impossible (like the Inuit for example) and who still live there ... They were really stupid our sapiens ancestors ... Homnids we started eating meat long before that .....

Fortunately, the earth is not limited to extreme regions. Most of these inhabitants were because they were expelled from more livable regions and once adapted, even at the expense of certain biological rules, they remained there. Nomads also use long-life foods (fruits, seeds, meats) on which their survival depends. However, the exception is not the rule!

And even well before having mastered the fire which allowed them to cook it and better assimilate it

It's incredible how hard misconceptions are, especially in our time when dietetics, better knowledge of digestive processes are becoming better known. Cooking does not allow a better assimilation, on the contrary, for lack of specific ferments to this product (it is valid also for all the others besides). All cooked foods cause leukocytosis (reaction to infection, intrusion of foreign bodies) more or less marked depending on the products and the type of cooking elsewhere. But the culture, the habits inherited from our parents, from society, maintained this eating mode.

[Did67]

Indeed it seems that it is "commonplace" to apply glyphosate with each wheat seedlings,

Let's stay factual to remain credible:

- this involves the destruction of existing plant cover, before sowing the wheat (or, if necessary, at the same time: direct sowing with work on the line only - strip till - and inter-row treatment, with the destroyed plant hatch which remains in place ...)

- in this case, in fact, glyphosate is in common use to destroy this cover, in particular in the case of alfalfa or well-rooted clovers ... (but this is also done with other "green manures", used as "nitrate traps")

- this goes hand in hand with practices aimed at reducing tillage and / or leaving plant cover during the winter period, see under the sown crop

- it goes without saying that in a bare plot, plowed and prepared "classically" (autumn / winter plowing; resumption in spring with a cultivation train combining cultivator or rotary harrow + seeder) we will not treat the bare soil. ..

The file therefore presents a possibility. It is not systematic.

[Did67]

We can avoid the debate on the deep nature of man here, since there is a thread for that ???

No relation (or at least it is very very tenuous) with Roundup / glyphosate, which is the subject.

If that doesn't interest you, it's your right.

But understand that on our side, your unboxing of "science" [though?] Does not interest us. And it is our right.

[Macro]

Anyway, going back to the origin of the subject, all this discussion will lead to nothing since the product would be prohibited in self-service but not for sale and still months for use by individuals who will continue to do anything with...

Even no standardized danger labeling on the cans ... Why not use it ...

[Did67]

Discussions rarely lead to anything!

In general, it's action ...

But it may be that the action is more lucid after an enlightening discussion!