HOw To SCARY ARTICLE ABOUT DANGERS OF HYBRID AND/OR GM PLANTS


This article is frightening.
You really need to read it.


In a nutshell, a herd of cattle, here in Texas, died after grazing on grass.
While that in itself is scary enough, they were eating a hybrid of grass that was planted 15 YEARS AGO.  Why did they die now if they've been eating it all this time?  Well, apparently, after all these years, the grass suddenly mutated and began producing cyanide gas!

They aren't sure the cause of the mutation, but seem to think it might be related to the drought.  They are doing an investigation.  I'm not sure what's more scary though.  The fact that this just suddenly happened out out of the blue?
Or the fact that a few generations of cattle over the last 15 years have been eating this type of grass?  How many other ranchers have been using this?
How much of that meat/milk has gone into our food supply?


This was originally thought to be GMO grass, which is bad just as a rule anyway, but they now say it wasn't GMO, but was a "hybrid" variety of bermuda grass.  Still, a hybrid that just suddenly starts making cyanide gas?  Who knows what will come of that a few years down the road?  Yeah maybe it's "safe" now, but what about 15 years from now?  Go Organic / Heirloom when you can!

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