crap are we realy ok on a national level with genetically modifying animals? I hope this doesn't violate "be nice" but I think the word needs to spread fast on this one
good grief..why can't they leave well enough alone !! Time to get this pond dug good and deep and get some fresh water running into it..and get me some baby fish planted !!!
Brenda
Bloom where you are planted.
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Don't stock non-native fish in ponds, because they can wash out and get into the waterways. Non-native fish in aquaculture tanks are another matter, as they are almost certain not to escape into streams and lakes.
yea but we already know you're average food stamp welfare mom won't have ever heard of it and its not like they are gonna come with a lable so those of us who care a little can tell one sort of farm salmon from another
You know, it's interesting -- I studied Fisheries in college in Alaska (Sheldon Jackson College from 1974-1976), and at that time fish farming was still pretty much in it's infancy here in the United States. I don't think anyone had any idea that fish farms would end up being a source of pollution back then, they were just hoping to bring down the cost of food. I don't know that they accomplished that, either....
Firstly, English is not my native language so please excuse my English. I found the article about genetically modified salmon on www.naturalnews.com or organic consummer org site. I don't remember which but FDA is not going to label genetically modified salmon. Type 'genetically modified salmon and FDA' on search engine to find out.
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