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    #13
    Biggest thing will be where their equipment has worked in the past 8 months

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      #14
      Too late, its everywhere well beyond the borders of the research farm.

      Just think of all the trucks, boots, rubber boots, mud, crop walks, mowers, harvest equipment, seeding, dust, wind, animals......

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        #15
        Why all the secret on origin? Who's got what to hide?

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          #16
          Good question, you would think others in the area would want to know so they can take proper precautions.

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            #17
            Reminds me of Triffid flax. Protect the seed growers.

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              #18
              That would mean someone would have to accept resposibility.

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                #19
                I smell another charge coming to farmers to have all production tested at our expense and be liable if it gets into marketplace.

                IE: Declaration of class of wheat and triffid free flax.

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                  #20
                  The latest info:

                  The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has confirmed the presence of Verticillium longisporum — a verticillium wilt pathogen — in a single plot at an undisclosed crop research location in the province.

                  Still no location revealed.

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                    #21
                    The government is onsite to protect us people!!

                    What a joke! Announce the location already. Who runs the site?

                    Over & Out

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                      #22
                      I think grain growers have a right to know who brought this pathogen in and where it is so we can take appropriate measures to protect ourselves.

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                        #23
                        Well Aint This Just a Buncha Bullshit if I Ever Seen It, Just Like Cub Root in MB!!!!!!!!!


                        The Sob's Wont Tell Us Where Cub Root is, What Farmer, What Field, What Area, Nothing, They Tell Us NOTHING!!!!!! I Know Cause I Called The Sob's!!!!!!! And Theys Do This All in The Name of Protecting US????? Fck That!!!!!! I Wanna Know Who You Are, Where You Sleep At Night, What You Ate Yesterday, What School You Went to, What Car You Drive, I Wanna Know EVERYTHING About Yous!!!!!!!! Yall Wanna Fck Around, Then Pay With Yer Name n' Put it on da Line fer Us All To See!!!!!!!! And To Be Honest, I Could Most Likely Figure Out WHO, By Just Knowing The Area!!!!!!!! How is This Going To Stop The Spread, Like Fck, I Swear People are Getting Dumber By The Day!!!!!! Ask fer All Check-Off Tax Dollars Back, Hit The Sob's Where it Hurts!!!!!!!

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                          #24
                          BTO you are thinkin what i'm thinkin.

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