Non-GMO seeds, I have some for you

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Are you looking for non-GMO seeds? Well, I have some that I can send to those people looking for a supply.

Butternut Squash is one very delectable side dish to a Thanksgiving meal.
Acorn Squash is a hearty summer time treat, as is asparagus. I have some to distribute to those who may are interested in non-GMO seeds.

Strawberries? I have 2 varieties to pick every spring. Also I have a few other interesting seeds that help enrich my soil. Crimson clover is used as a cover crop to add nitrogen to the soil.

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Saved some of the squash seeds for next season, but will have plenty left if anyone wants some. These are non-GMO seeds. An old heirloom variety.

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Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. Google them.

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Eden Brothers® Official Site | Eden Brothers® Seeds & Bulbs

https://www.edenbrothers.com › Seeds › Flower

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Shock! Is this verifiable???

American farmer reports soil with 5x aluminum, affecting heirloom crops. – Citizen Watch Report
https://citizenwatchreport.com/american-farmer-reports-soil-with-5x-aluminum-affecting-heirloom-crops/

And the good will just keeps pouring in…

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Being a listener to Dr. Ferrell and Dr. Scott de Hart for a very long time allowed me to be fully aware of what was going to be coming at us. Therefore I have been saving seeds for a long time. The main problem is growing and maintaining a bountiful garden. Most of my seeds are being maintained under refrigeration. Rotating crops and saving seeds has been time consuming to say the least.

Bill Gates is creating GMO seeds that grow in aluminum rich soil. I’ve posted the video proof
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“Bill Gates should not be on his way to meet Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, he should be on his way to prison”

Well ‘who’ HAS VERIFIED that he is not on a trip to prison? Let us await the outcome before believing every published ‘story’.

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Not much of the information is verifiable. Although there are a lot of ad hoc comments. Crop failure can be attributed to other factors. Would need a large, multi-region study done over several years.

A lot of the Midwest has undergone several other changes where much of the land has been purposed for uses other than agricultural use. So, no need to spray aluminum to kill crops. Perhaps kill humans or animals is the motive? They did almost rid the area of the buffalo a few centuries ago.