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Todd writes:

Googling that is like googling the word "it".

Thank you for at least admitting that you do not know anything.

Tons
of hits on how to grow wheat, including in your own
back yard. Not to waste too much time on it, I found
various links. They are not real good, so I wouldn't
spend too much time on them, if at all:

If you need google, then you are just talking out your ass.

http://www.marksdailyapple.com/does-...n-non-celiacs/

You have an interesting tendency to post links to one or two sites,
and nothing else. Sounds like a "cult of personality" more with
each iteration.

You grow what you can sell. So, I have to disagree
to an extent. There are obvious limitations of
what you can grow where. But very few soils can
only grow one thing. There is no such thing as
soil that can only grow wheat.

You have been asked what else to grow.

You avoid answering.

By the way, I asked, and that variety of corn is not available
in the United States.

Asked who? Which variety?


I researched it months ago. I came up with the type of corn
they wanted to switch to and called a few seed companies.

And yet, you cannot come up with a name to report.

You, sir (if I have the gender correct) are a liar.

I think Burpee was one, but I don't recall.

Again, it is entertaining that an anti-GMO "person" would be dealing
with Burpee.

Talked to some
very nice people. Sorry for the lack of information. If
you are interesting in growing the stuff, I am sure you
could probably figure it out too.

I am, or was, interested in whether your claims were pulled out of
your ass.

You have confirmed that they were.

David was correct. You aren't worth the bits to send replies.

I had hoped you had details, rather than being a windbag with
assertions (and conspiracies) but no substance.

Much like the political party that I disagree with -- I keep hoping
for a gadfly with substantial claims, to keep my side in-line. But
all I ever get is hand-waving and vacuous claims -- just like you.

Burpee's sweet corns taste like candy they are so sweet.
I mean the ones I grew years ago were so, so sweet!
I think most of Burpee's emphasis is on those varieties
(Diabetes be damned).

-T



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