Rocky Road for Roundup

by | Sep 24, 2015 | Environmental Toxins, Glyphosate, Pesticides, Regulations

It didn’t take much convincing to get Mike Pietzyk to try a new weed-killing product on one of his cornfields in southeastern Nebraska. “The days of going out and spraying Roundup twice a year—those are long gone,” says Pietzyk, a second-generation grower who has farmed for 25 years.
Pietzyk says he’s had to use increasing amounts of the glyphosate herbicide during the past five years because weeds are developing resistance to it. Like many farmers, he has had to put older chemicals into his rotation, including 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D). And he isn’t happy about going back to that chemical, which dates to his father’s post-World War II generation. “I don’t know if I’ve been around it too much, but it will give me a headache if I smell it,” he says…
Read more here

I just watched @justintegrity_ interview and films. In the large fog of delusion and deception cast by the C era, I'm moved by his willingness to stand up and tell the truth.

Dr. Patrick Whelan, the California doctor, said he filed a report with the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) after the boy suffered cardiac arrest shortly after taking a shot. The boy died about a week later.

Dr. Whelan tried updating the VAERS report to reflect the…

Parental Alert: "Loaded" cereals? That is correct, but with heavy metals and pesticides.

Hats off to @zenhoneycutt and @yesmaam74 for this scientific reporting that should have every parent clearing the cereal aisle.

@theNewMDS @stephanieseneff

Load More

V-Symposium Recordings:

GMOScience is offering these 2 days of recordings from April 2023 free of charge, featuring five of the top doctors, scientist, and attorney who are on the front lines, working with people experiencing adverse effects and injury from vaccine exposure and Long Covid. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation of any amount to support our work.

Contact Us

Contact

Related Posts