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It is off-patent, inexpensive, and virtually non-toxic to animals.
It is critical for controlling invasive weeds that lead to wildfire & toxic weed contamination of crops.
We are the only domestic producer.
Happy to share more information with you, because I know lots of folks have questions.
Here’s a link to the EU re-registration site.
https://food.ec.europa.eu/plants/pesticides/approval-active-substances-safeners-and-synergists/renewal-approval/glyphosate_en
https://x.com/HealthRanger/status/2026866639736537127

Hélène @Helene123Helene - Tucker Carlson just Released a Disturbing Video Of Hillary Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein Chasing Kids In a Garden on Epstein Island NAKED!
The Bizarre Video Was Not Included in The Final Release of The Epstein Files But Tucker Decided To Publish It Just Days Before Her Deposition
https://x.com/Helene123Helene/status/2025655755664208227

Historic Vids @historyinmemes - In 1952, a group of farmers “arrested” the town sheriff when he tried to evict a family from their farm on behalf of a local insurance company…
https://x.com/historyinmemes/status/2026630002486435983

Hollywood Golden Age of Cinema @HGACinema - Video: Slue Foot Sue is a character from the 1948 Disney animated short Pecos Bill, which was part of the anthology film “Melody Time”. She is introduced as the bold and confident sweetheart of the legendary cowboy Pecos Bill. In the cartoon, Sue is known for her fiery red hair, glamorous cowgirl style, and fearless personality. The most famous scene involves her riding Widowmaker, Pecos Bill’s wild horse. Because Sue refuses to give up her bustle, she ends up bouncing higher and higher into the sky until she lands on the moon. Pecos Bill eventually lassos her and brings her back down.