This is my favorite https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00Nci1ATvPg
https://mycancerstory.rocks/the-blog/ This is the protocol I am following. I lost my brother to cancer at 49 and wish Id have known then about this. I do not have cancer but taking it as a prevent.
It was discovered and isolated only 1 time in Japan. It has never been found again. My family takes a pea size drop of paste every 4-6 days. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3043740/
Rush was a giant in the conservative world. I still find myself tuning in to his replacements. While they are good, nothing compares to Rush and his thought provoking words. He was selfless in his giving of nearly his last breath to us on the air. What passion he showed to the end. I only find and recognize that passion in only one man now.
Atrazine has been around the farm for 80 years. Its use is now restricted to very low applied concentrations, specific applied areas and is only used as mainly a partner or enhancer of modern chemicals. The old farmers would talk about atrazine salesmen drinking it in a cup of water to show how safe it was. My creeks and ponds are still a nice blend of male and female frogs and toads. My 6 yr old and I catch them often and look forward to next weeks county fair and the frog jumping contest! The slow lazy frogs come from the ponds. If I can catch a grass frog for the contest it is a sure winner.
I watched a documentary on Ben Franklin. His dad was instrumental in his 6 -13 age at teaching and nurturing different skills and trades ultimately working for his oldest brother. He was the youngest of 20 siblings. In a world that is on fire raise fire fighters
I am a farmer and there is talk from the end users that buy corn, the corn produced in 2024 will have an esg number attached to it and thus be worth more or less {a premium}, paid to the farmer producer. The premium paid to the farmer would only be 20 to 30 percent of the total, of which the remaining would go to the end users.
The federal land bank would throw your whole lifes work to the gutter for a less than perfect operating note and or shortfall. No other banks wanted the risk at the time which meant farm sale. As a young teen I was mostly unaware that this happened to my dad and our farm. As my Dad tells, "Two angles came through the door and said they were looking for new farm loans and wanted my Dads business." He had been dumped in the spring two weeks prior by the federal land bank. So this was a lifesaver for him then, and my brothers and I now. We are very risk savoy and trying to limit borrowing as interest rates have now more than doubled since Brandon. The tide is heading out financially and we will see which farmers are covered by swimsuits. My dad passed 3 yrs ago today at age 92. He was debt free and never had a bankruptcy or bank write down. We still rent the Home Farm from my 89 year old mother. I hope to continue my dads legacy into the second half of this century with my own two sons at my side.