--- In [email protected], "sparaig" <LEnglish5@...> wrote: > > And hybrid strains, like dwarf wheat, that spread all over the world within a > couple of generations, may have just as many issues as any mutagenic or > lateral gene inserted GMO. > > L
Minimizing the Prussic Acid Poisoning Hazard in Forages Sudangrass, forage sorghums and sorghum-sudangrass crosses (all in the genus Sorghum) are often planted for summer pasture and sometimes fed as green chop, silage or hay. Under certain environmental conditions, livestock may develop symptoms of prussic acid poisoning when these forages are pastured or fed as green chop. Death can result from prussic acid poisoning, most commonly when livestock have fed on plants that are either very young, stunted by drought or frosted. Cattle and sheep are more susceptible than swine, since they are more likely to consume large quantities of the poison.... http://www.agry.purdue.edu/ext/forages/publications/ay196.htm (copyright 2007)
