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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: Most field corn is very similiar but there are specialty markets out there. 1) For those that think the European market resist GMO corn the most, guess who buys (& pays a premium for) non-GMO corn/soybeans. Not the European union but the ASIAN market. Europe market is all about...
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: Dont think they ever say it is. Watch the video. They talk to all kinds of people. I think the whole video is about opinions? There city kids trying to learn how things work. They wonted to follow there corn from the field to the consumer. Could have saved them a lot of time/effort...
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    for the ignorant (me) what is BOSS?
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: Please explain this to me. It's not accurate but yet from their view point it is??? It's either an accurate statement or it's a statement built on false facts, which makes it inaccurate. Fact is you can eat field corn but most don't so its used to make other things. They also tasted...
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: Agree w/this. Most people have NO idea where there food is or what it is. I like to watch food network, they love to call it polenta, when it's nothing but ground field corn. Sell it as polenta is sells for $5+/lb. As field corn it sells for $3.50 for 56 lbs. Most corn is made into...
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: Also appreciate this thread as no name calling, just honest discussion. I also have 30+ years in "commercial ag". SOOOOOOOOO 1) Don't hear about the "ills" of organic just the hypocrosies involved. 2) no problem w/not liking GMO corn and not using it. 3) All of us have this...
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: Please explain this to me. It's not accurate but yet from their view point it is??? It's either an accurate statement or it's a statement built on false facts, which makes it inaccurate.
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: Who said chemical (including glysophates) aren't harmful? They are herbicides designed to kill weeds. Who said it is "quickly growing "superweeds"? EVERY chemical eventually gets replaced because of resistance. In the 20+ years we've use it, there are 2 weeds resistent to it. It's...
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: If it's anything like this quote on the web site, I don't need to see it as they have NO IDEA what they are talking about. “If you’re standing in a field in Iowa, there’s an immense amount of food being grown, none of it edible. The commodity corn, nobody can eat. It must be...
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    European consumers, farmers, retailers, NGOs and Governments are leading the global resistance to GM food and farming. Not sure where writer got his/her information from but this is inaccurate. USA leads the WORLD in testing GMO products. Followed by Asian market who pay the most to USA for...
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: Okay--so that makes sense to me. Available nitrogen determines protein levels and amino acid levels. Likewise amounts of vitamins and minerals are going to be somewhat determined by the soil levels and nutrition provided. Therefore I find it VERY hard to believe that corn that yields 10...
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: Very important observation. Corn HAS been bred to have higher sugars than in the past (one in a multitude of reasons Americans are fatter today.) However, I don't know about field corn. Someone in this thread raised that point. However, most corn produced in this country is GM -...
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    Effects of feeding corn to chickens?

    Quote: Open pollinated varieties are essentially 2 different types--dent or flint. Flint corn tests very high for protein but because of the type of starch, it is highly indigestable. Most famous flint is popcorn. Dent corn is higher in soft starches and depending on genetics what it is on...
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