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    #41
    Dear Charlie,

    I eat 'Rat Poison' every day. I am told it prevents
    strokes and is good for me!


    This is about a humanistic religion;... shades of truth...
    just like the serpent in the garden...

    "Now the serpent was more cunning than any beast of
    the field which the Lord God had made. And he said to
    the woman, “Has God indeed said, ‘You shall not eat of
    every tree of the garden’?”

    2 And the woman said to the serpent, “We may eat the
    fruit of the trees of the garden; 3 but of the fruit of the
    tree which is in the midst of the garden, God has said,
    ‘You shall not eat it, nor shall you touch it, lest you
    die.’”

    4 Then the serpent said to the woman, “You will not
    surely die. 5 For God knows that in the day you eat of
    it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God,
    knowing good and evil.”

    6 So when the woman saw that the tree was good for
    food, that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree
    desirable to make one wise, she took of its fruit and
    ate. She also gave to her husband with her, and he ate.
    7 Then the eyes of both of them were opened, and
    they knew that they were naked;..."

    THis is all about: what we think... what we believe...
    how we choose to live our lives.

    Cheers!

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      #42
      Companies lucked out with Clubroot. The
      big question is how long before a
      mutation renders it all useless.

      Its too bad we didn't have to maybe wait
      10 years for a clubroot solution. We
      would have all been forced to become
      much better farmers again.

      Maybe we will get that chance soon
      enough.

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        #43
        WD9,

        We have a bad one coming in pea... one easy answers
        yet on it.

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          #44
          NO not one... Apple is annoying some days!

          Cheers!

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            #45
            Breast cancer has a genetic connection sufficient
            to make some women have a double masectomy

            I am not suggesting BSE was only down to AI or
            that anyone was to blame or even knew, but that
            7of the10 most used dairy bulls in the UK
            happened to carry the suspect gene for BSE.

            It is very hard to get the balance right.

            Perhaps we could look at machinery. Less
            contentious Ha Ha.

            I personally do not think I get the best from the
            present system. 3 or 4 multi national
            manufacturers making clones only differentiated
            by colour. Is a corn harvester the best machine
            for malting barley? Why do all tractors look the
            same? There have been lots of good ideas which
            never seem to make it just though lack of money
            and marketing.

            Is it possible to have the opportunities for
            inovation when market share, brand image rule.

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              #46
              Too bad the guys growing peas are least
              likely to be contributing to the
              problem.

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                #47
                I hate to ask the question on a public forum but what is the issue that needs to be monitored on peas? Do the same concerns apply to other pulses? Call me if you like.

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                  #48
                  Dear Charlie,

                  The two we need to watch are:

                  Fusarium solani;
                  Fusarium oxysporum.

                  I understand there is no treatment for these as they hit
                  later in the year after seed treatments are done.

                  Not Fusarium graminearum... but the same kind of
                  issue... except seed treatment don't fix the peas... as it
                  is in the soil. Wet soils cause it!

                  Anyone else... help with filling in?

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                    #49
                    Do these issues impact fababeans and lentils? How much does pea variety stand ability impact disease spread.

                    Scary as yellow peas have developed a lot of new markets starting with China.

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                      #50
                      "What gets a free pass?"

                      The ridiculous idea that AI was behind BSE, that BSE
                      susceptibility is linked to high production genetics or
                      easily linked to particular cattle and their genetic
                      mutations and that "sound science" backs this.

                      I laugh at the few self appointed dictators of
                      irrefutable scientific proof on this site that ridicule
                      RKaiser and call him a hypocrite if he can't back the
                      articles he posts by peer reviewed science (and not
                      just any peer reviewed - it's got to be w9/oneoff
                      approved peer reviewed science)
                      So come on bring on the peer reviewed "sound
                      science" on BSE that backs ianbens assertions..... I
                      think not because the accepted "sound science" on
                      BSE is the "contaminated feed" theory.

                      You can't have it both ways - you either stick with
                      "sound science" or you don't.

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