So it's not the gluten people are allergic to.... It's the glyohosate.
I read that glyohosate is also used after harvesting the wheat to dry it out.... π³ What is wrong these people?
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It's just a common practice; you only need one year where Farmer A experiences a 20% loss due to rot or rain, while Farmer B uses sprays and makes a profit. It's really unfortunate, but most farmers I know who grow wheat are managing million-dollar expenditures with the hope of making only a few thousand dollars in profit, if any.
One farmer mentioned that his $80,000 pickup truck was considered a write-off and accounted for about 5% of their costs for the year. For me, the same truck would represent about 150% of my total expenditures.
If they have a good year, they can pocket over $100,000, but a bad year could leave them half a million dollars in the hole.
I see.
I don't know anything about farming as I live in an apartment and grew up in a city.
When you mentioned weather, my mind went to conspiracy mode and wondered if Farmer were being attacked wth weather engineering π
Being a farmer has never been an easy life.
I can smell this photo, it smell like honey. This is alfalfa in bloom. I grew up in the city, but mom was a farm girl so i some how fell back into the family tradition
It's been the same since I was an early teen, in the 90s. Most farmers depend on banksters. No conspiracy on infeasible fighting against the power of the sun, no, they get raped just as has been done by clever scammer since at least Joseph scammed pharoah and caused 7 years famine with government banker conspiracy.
What are your thoughts on copper coils? I have heard these were Tesla inventions .
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DGouewBOVMo/?igsh=bzdpeHUzOHgwMDAw
Hum. I know the reason why being near moving water is good for human is due to ions that are given off.
Let me investigate
I think you're intentions & beliefs are powerful.
It's low cost & low risk.
Pseudo-science
This article helps to explain the science behind it:
This is why people say it's pseudo science. Because people talk about actual science like potentially effecting magnetic and electric fields around a plant and in the same breathe will tell you to just bury some copper in the ground like that will do anything.
I see your point. I probably shouldn't have linked to this video and just commented on electroculture. I've seen many other videos where they install a higher (50 foot) conductor pole.
Tesla did experiments with the conductivity of ether and earth, which is where this comes from.
If I had land to farm, I would do more research.
Whatβs the mechanism proposed to be at action here? Sounds like no downside to trying anyway.
Have you seen the price of copperβ½ lol
I looked into negative ion collection, it does benefit plants. How much is being accepted by the antenna might be minimal. From what I found having running water closer to your plants will probably provide better levels.