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Been reading up on this since going vegan (I'll mention the results in a later thread), but my gosh is there a lot to know about this.
I've heard about GMO's a few times over the years, and finally looked into it further. If you have the time, please read up on GMO's and how its causing the decline of American Farmers as well as long time health issues to people consuming the harvest. Seems to me, you'll be hearing that GMO's will be your next Tobacco cancers like we heard back in the late 70's.
If you notice on Burpee seeds website, this year they have "heirloom" section and they also have "organic" section. Thus, one not knowing about GMO's would think the organic section is the better of the bunch, but from what I'm understanding is they could have GMO traits in them. Someone told me also that Burpee claims they don't have GMO's in their seeds, but this is just from word of mouth. Also heard they are a subsidary of Monsanto.
How can one really determine if a seed has trait induced GMOs injected into their DNA? Any "startup prepper seed company" (as you see them sprouting up all over the web) can claim no GMOs to the general public, but whos to really knows unless you have access to chemical testing.
I've heard about GMO's a few times over the years, and finally looked into it further. If you have the time, please read up on GMO's and how its causing the decline of American Farmers as well as long time health issues to people consuming the harvest. Seems to me, you'll be hearing that GMO's will be your next Tobacco cancers like we heard back in the late 70's.
If you notice on Burpee seeds website, this year they have "heirloom" section and they also have "organic" section. Thus, one not knowing about GMO's would think the organic section is the better of the bunch, but from what I'm understanding is they could have GMO traits in them. Someone told me also that Burpee claims they don't have GMO's in their seeds, but this is just from word of mouth. Also heard they are a subsidary of Monsanto.
How can one really determine if a seed has trait induced GMOs injected into their DNA? Any "startup prepper seed company" (as you see them sprouting up all over the web) can claim no GMOs to the general public, but whos to really knows unless you have access to chemical testing.