Bayer takeover of Monsanto

[veggiechicken]

Bayer confirms $66bn Monsanto takeover - BBC News

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Any discussions to be kept civil or the thread will be closed!!
Just saying that although I know you all play nicely together

[Lumpy]

Oh no does that mean that the shoe sizes will change? I have fat feet and they are the only ones that fit!

[Cadalot]

Ummm glad I save as many seeds as possible and obtain seeds from others that do the same.

[Nannysally99]

Oh no does that mean that the shoe sizes will change? I have fat feet and they are the only ones that fit!

Truly nuts Lumpy

[Snadger]

Monsanto made/makes lots of money from Roundup herbicide. With Glyphosates days being numbered, maybe its not a bad time for them to bail out!

[Thelma Sanders]

It's obviously wrong for one company to have that much clout in the market. This is Globalisation that people don't want!
Maybe, if we do actually Brexit, then our seeds regulations can change back towhat they were, and seed sellers such as Real Seeds and the HSL won't be under attack, then.

[Cadalot]

If we can't grow anything there is always Soylent Green to fall back on.

[bearded bloke]

Oh no does that mean that the shoe sizes will change? I have fat feet and they are the only ones that fit!

Soooooo silly but sooooooo luvable

[seasprout]

I went to a Horticultural Trade fair yesterday, I chatted to the people on the Bayer stand, they told me they are stopping making Provado Wine Veevil killer as it's just too expensive to re-licence every few years.

[seasprout]

If we can't grow anything there is always Soylent Green to fall back on.

But that's made out of p...............

[KevinM67]

But that's made out of p...............

I know I'm going off on a tangent here - but is the human body compostible ?

I've always thought it would be a great idea to have the remains of a loved one used in a way to provide further life - rather than their ashes plonked in an urn.

I might Google this actually to see if this service is available/allowed.

[Lumpy]

Yes it is as long as it's not cooked.

They have sites for the forensic people where bodies are left to .........go back to nature......in various ways so that they can tell the different types of decomposition.

Up until quite recently the Japanese used human poo to fertilise their fields........

There is nothing more fertile than an old battlefield.

[SusieG]

I know I'm going off on a tangent here - but is the human body compostible ?

I've always thought it would be a great idea to have the remains of a loved one used in a way to provide further life - rather than their ashes plonked in an urn.
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Well, if DH doesn't stop being a t**t that's where he'll be heading .......... I'll let you know how it turns out ..........

[Snadger]

I love this forum!

How did we get to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_farm

[scarey55]

I know I'm going off on a tangent here - but is the human body compostible ?

I've always thought it would be a great idea to have the remains of a loved one used in a way to provide further life - rather than their ashes plonked in an urn.

I might Google this actually to see if this service is available/allowed.

Here you go Kevin:

https://urnabios.com/