In article >,
Gorio > wrote:

> Storrmmee;1634628 Wrote:
> > this stuff about corn and cattle is so wrong, in fact if given an
> > oppertunity, they will bust into a cornfeild and strip it just like deer
> >
> > will, what makes cattle sick is when they are bred too close genticially
> > and
> > when they aren't properly vetted, Lee
> > "notbob" lid wrote in message
> > ...-
> > On 2011-07-06, jmcquown wrote:
> > -
> > I hate to be the one to inform you, but I eat pretty much anything I
> > want
> > to
> > and I'm not allergic to anything. No problems.-
> >
> > Why do you hate to inform me. I don't mind. I like being informed.
> > It's not like being informed is a disease. And like you, not much I'm
> > allergic to. The skin of a cucumber is all I can think of, and it's
> > been so long, may not be sensitive any longer.
> > -
> > Who/what the heck is Monsanto?-
> >
> > My turn to inform you:
> >
> > 'The World According to Monsanto | Watch Free Documentary Online'
> > (http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/the-w...g-to-monsanto/)
> >
> > Perhaps one of the most shocking documentaries on food ever made.
> > Although this film is French, other US made documentaries have
> > substantiated and reinforced what it is saying about our food supply.
> >
> > Like the fact that corn fed beef of bad mojo. Cattle do not eat corn.
> > They didn't evolve to eat corn and it screws 'em up and makes them
> > sick and we gotta keep 'em doped up on chemicals and antibiotics so
> > they can survive that diet which, while it makes for tender meat, damn
> > near kills the poor steer.
> >
> > Maybe you need to move further away from the left coast
> >
> > And live in the 2/3rds of the country that swelters like a sauna?
> > Thanks, but no thanks. I'll stick with our highs of 86F and humidity
> > below 50%, with short cooling showers in the afternoon. I lived in TN
> > for 2 yrs, remember. You can have everything East of Denver all to
> > yourelf, with my blessing.
> >
> > nb -
>
> True! When I first saw this documentary, that was my first question. I
> live within 300 yards of both dairy cows and beef steers. I move both by
> offering them corn to move into the trailer. They love the stuff. They
> also live very healthy in WI. They also graze on wild grasses and eat
> alfalfa in the winter. Just like most mammals, they need a balance. Corn
> is a healthy part of that balance. Anyone who has done farm work can
> tell you cows like corn.

Children like chocolate, but feeding them a diet consisting solely of
chocolate will make them sick.

Miche

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