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To: Slambat

Almost none, if it eats, it poops. If you want to eat it, you’re gonna have to deal with the offal.

Food comes from dirt and poop. Animals live in or on the dirt and poop in the dirt. Organic farmers even spread the poop around the field on purpose.

Dirt and poop are full of germs. Wash your hands and everything else. They should teach this in schools.


109 posted on 12/19/2013 2:43:22 PM PST by Valpal1 (If the police can t solve a problem with brute force, they ll find a way to fix it with brute force)
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To: Valpal1
"Organic farmers even spread the poop around the field on purpose."

Funny, that word, organic. The old timers used animal manure on farms. Today, cattle farmers continue to spread manure on hay fields. If composted properly, even human manure can safely be used to grow vegetables for human consumption. Chapter 7, on parasites

The Humanure Handbook. See the download link (PDF) to the right of each chapter for reading the book free. Chapter 7, on "Worms and Disease," is especially interesting. Roundworm eggs, the toughest bugs in human manure, croak within 24 hours at 30 degress below zero, Celsius (-22, F). The author has over 30 years of study and practice experience with "humanure."


123 posted on 12/19/2013 3:53:33 PM PST by familyop (We Baby Boomers are croaking in an avalanche of corruption smelled around the planet.)
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