Posted by paul on February 05, 2015 at 05:38:40 from (66.44.132.180):
In Reply to: Re: G.A.P. Anyone? posted by fixerupper on February 04, 2015 at 20:49:04:
I've heard many times, organic produce is most likely to have issues, with the use of manure there are opportunities for bad bugs to be in the food.
With 100 s,pm all food companies, if 4 random people get sick across the country no one ever put it together. Just got a bug somewhere and got over it and went on with life.
Now with better ways to track food, and 4-5 companies supplying the food, it can be tracked back much better. And it makes national news.
Are we actually safer but just hear more news headlines these days?
Lot of interesting thoughts out there.
I'm all for growing your own, does t mean you won't get sick when a deer or cat walks through your garden, but its a good way to go.
Most of this cones down to food prep, not really the growing of it, but an interesting conversation.
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