It's because of poor souls that have been destroyed by farming practices that no consumers don't use at home.
Even in the poor souls the minerals are there aplenty but they have been rendered unavailable because the mineral solbalizing bacteria have been killed by modern farming practices.
Again, farmers don't do what they do best if their soildls become worse instead of improve. You clearly aren't a home food producer.
destroyed by farming practices that no consumers don't use at home.
So now people who grow food at home are consumers? I thought earlier you said they were producers by producing their own food.
Also, people who produce food at home are guilty of some of the same practices as the big farms, namely spraying with round up, not rotating crops, mono-cropping, etc.
Mycorrhizae, maaaaaaaaan.
You clearly aren't a home food producer.
Tell that to my lemon cucumbers and spaghetti squash and Asian pear tree, bitch.
Lol at your patio plants and walmart tree. I thought you grew your own veggies and ha chickens? Talk about sensationalizing your acts of consumption.
I can tell your not a food producer and would need to see proof at this point.
Yes, mycorrhizal fungi can go with mineral uptake but not in pots on your patio or deck.
Crop rotation is not necessary unless you are one of those farm who have to higher chemist to try to fix their fuck ups.
If you actually knew anything about mychorizal fungi's role in the soil you'd know crop rotation is not necessary.either put up or shut up as far S proof goes and quit evading my questions. You just keep denying you meant what you said like a child and frankly it's getting boring.
That makes it clear you don't grow your own if that's what you think
No it doesn't.
You're the one saying Americans have a vitamin and mineral deficiency which is the result of poor soils.
If you don't know that organic chemistry is the science behind replacing those vitamins and minerals, YOU don't grow food properly.
It's because of poor souls that have been destroyed by farming practices that no consumers don't use at home.
Even in the poor souls the minerals are there aplenty but they have been rendered unavailable because the mineral solbalizing bacteria have been killed by modern farming practices.
Again, farmers don't do what they do best if their soildls become worse instead of improve. You clearly aren't a home food producer.
So now people who grow food at home are consumers? I thought earlier you said they were producers by producing their own food.
Also, people who produce food at home are guilty of some of the same practices as the big farms, namely spraying with round up, not rotating crops, mono-cropping, etc.
Mycorrhizae, maaaaaaaaan.
Tell that to my lemon cucumbers and spaghetti squash and Asian pear tree, bitch.
Non consumers
Lol at your patio plants and walmart tree. I thought you grew your own veggies and ha chickens? Talk about sensationalizing your acts of consumption. I can tell your not a food producer and would need to see proof at this point.
Yes, mycorrhizal fungi can go with mineral uptake but not in pots on your patio or deck.
Crop rotation is not necessary unless you are one of those farm who have to higher chemist to try to fix their fuck ups.
If you actually knew anything about mychorizal fungi's role in the soil you'd know crop rotation is not necessary.either put up or shut up as far S proof goes and quit evading my questions. You just keep denying you meant what you said like a child and frankly it's getting boring.