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20-08-2003, 04:12 AM
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Animals avoid GM food
On 18 Aug 2003 07:04:58 GMT, Brian Sandle
posted: Jim Webster wrote: "Brian Sandle" wrote in message ... Jim Webster wrote: funny that tonnes of GM maize have been imported into Europe and no one has noticed any difference perhaps these differences only occur when witnessed by people a long way away? Then to see how much discrimination there is does the beef market note any difference between animals fed on maize silage vs grass silage? In UK maize is more likely to be fed to beef animals as gluten than silage, maize silage is more likely to be used for high yielding dairy cows where any problems would be noticed pretty well instantly Then how about milk differences between grass-silage and corn-silage fed cows? Taste and keeping/nutritional qualities? Is this relevant to GM? |
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