Healthy soil and sustainable growing

["John D'hondt" <dhondt@eircom.net>]

Yes and roundup was the most toxic of 9 different pesticides and 
insecticides tested on human cells in vitro (test tubes) recently. (please 
don't ask for a reference. Even if this is only a week old it would take me 
hours to find it back) We have known for a long time that it persists in 
soil too. Glyphosate started life as a chelator, it binds in soil to 
different minerals and becomes then a sleeper. Years later it can become 
active again especially after application of phosphate fertiliser and can 
then wipe out a crop as far as the eye can see. This is called "sudden crop 
death" and it happens more and more all the time.
John

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