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[harry h]

not me George never on wind up when saving me and my mates money some boys over your way benefited by it but they in the circle and keep it quiet lol

 

Would that be the magic circle or the magic roundabout.

[robbiedoo.]

Would that be the magic circle or the magic roundabout.

 

PMSL :crying:

[BLACK W F]

Would that be the magic circle or the magic roundabout.

 

harry magic roondaboot for u fits your size lol

 

[BLACK W F]

PMSL :crying:

hi Robbie hows u thought u had emigrated to some where in the sun lol

[peter pandy]

Monsanto, The industrial giant and the producer of Roundup Weed Killer discovered a gene which they modified to be acceptable to whichever grain they wished. The final result being the grain they modified with the Roundup gene meant the fields could be sprayed with Roundup killing all the weeds and leaving the treated crop unharmed and allowed to flourish without the threat of being choked. The survey on bees in modified grain fields found that the worker bees could not find their way back to the hive "homing ability lost" See G.M Soil Association.

[Kyleakin Lofts]

Monsanto, The industrial giant and the producer of Roundup Weed Killer discovered a gene which they modified to be acceptable to whichever grain they wished. The final result being the grain they modified with the Roundup gene meant the fields could be sprayed with Roundup killing all the weeds and leaving the treated crop unharmed and allowed to flourish without the threat of being choked. The survey on bees in modified grain fields found that the worker bees could not find their way back to the hive "homing ability lost" See G.M Soil Association.

 

That's what the article was about.

[Guest chad3646]

Monsanto, The industrial giant and the producer of Roundup Weed Killer discovered a gene which they modified to be acceptable to whichever grain they wished. The final result being the grain they modified with the Roundup gene meant the fields could be sprayed with Roundup killing all the weeds and leaving the treated crop unharmed and allowed to flourish without the threat of being choked. The survey on bees in modified grain fields found that the worker bees could not find their way back to the hive "homing ability lost" See G.M Soil Association.

 

there are more than bees lost due to the spraying, and all just to get a few more bags of corn

 

greed thats all it is

[JOHNSEE]

Walter, If the view is that today's feeds are responsible for increased losses in our pigeons I don't go along with it, today's feeds are far superior to what we were feeding 30/40 yrs. ago and the same applies to humans, there are many more oldies now than we've ever had. I think with our affluent society we keep many more birds than we used to and breed off them whereas our fathers and grand-fathers were much more selective in what they kept.

 

 

I agree 100% when our fathers & grandfathers kept and raced their birds money was tight feed variety was far less than it is to-day,they bred much fewer y/birds than the average fancier breeds to-day and still had to dispose of birds at the end of the season to make room for the next years yearlings,now they just add more nest boxes,I honestly cant remember any fancier in our club sending over 2o/25 birds to our club races now there are many many fanciers sending 40 upwards,some breeding over 100 young birds each season,breeding from birds that were not worth the cost of the feed that they eat.....atb....JBC/..