Actually ATTRA has our answer, I sure. Steve Diver are you out there? Christy ----- Original Message ----- From: kentjamescarson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 1:22 PM Subject: Re: Organic selenium approved for feeds
> I dont think selenium is found in our local soils here in eastern usa, > thought it may where there are rocks??? I do think it is in california soil, > so i quess all the folks eating out of thec grocery store with all the > shipped in california produce are getting needed selenium. That ia why we > put kelp and azomite in our compost, growing mix and as we can afford it on > our land. we also add azomite to our animal feeds..This is mined in the > desserts of utah, where we also get real salt, a mineralized salt laid down > in the dinosaur era , and not processed at all. Does anyone know the exact > source of the selenium? is it a rock powder being added? We greatfully, > now buy a locally produced chicken feed, that we add azomite and stinging > nettle to it. I'd be curious as to the source of the selenium :)sharon
