A definite Grain Production post

[jensend]

Yet the alarmist crisis folks think they have it all figured out? What you’re saying, is they really have no clue, correct?

I'm saying the climate and environment are very complex and simplistic statements are very likely wrong - on both sides. It doesn't matter what is causing climate change. If you get a thrill out of hurling insults, fill your boots. Whatever the cause, it will affect everyone's world. No one knows exactly how things will go but if you ignore evidence and trends you're less likely to get it right. Cycles within cycles.

[FarmJunkie]

Exactly. Cycles. The brainiacs trying to scare everyone forget that one simple thing.

[flea beetle]

Exactly. Cycles. The brainiacs trying to scare everyone forget that one simple thing.

No, no, no! Don’t you know you need to tax people to make it better?

[TOM4CWB]

Interesting conversation about the Feds using models to extrapolate environmental pollution especially in water.

Our Crop Commissions in Alberta have 137 actual water monitor sites… checking our farm application of chemicals and then the transfer into surface water on our farm landscape.

Data has shown that the Feds data extrapolation of water contamination is magnitudes greater than actual ground proofed contamination of surface water in our farm fields and connected waters.

We have known for some time the contamination models the Feds use was practically useless …over estimating surface water to the extreme.

Actual Farm proofed Data is proving data proofing environmental issues of concern to climate change… should be an important part of over coming the Feds draconian environmental positions.

Cheers

[fjlip]

One statement from a pesticide applicator class in the 80's was bang on.

Dilution is the only way to reduce toxicity. She's a HUGE earth and Canada is about as EMPTY as it gets.

We just spread every effect so thin it's of NO consequence.

Densely populated places, well where do they ALL go to the bathroom?

[WiltonRanch]

One statement from a pesticide applicator class in the 80's was bang on.

Dilution is the only way to reduce toxicity. She's a HUGE earth and Canada is about as EMPTY as it gets.

We just spread every effect so thin it's of NO consequence.

Densely populated places, well where do they ALL go to the bathroom?

To add to this 1/2 the population lives below the 49th in a small portion of southern Ontario. Not to mention some of the highest concentration of dairies and highly productive cash cropping. Imagine the nutrient load on the land and waterways vs feedlot alley let alone the dryland prairies. Backyarditis is suffered by everyone.