Less government and more job creators. There's your answer right there.
Less government and more job creators. There's your answer right there.
But hey, let's keep dumping metric tons of fertilizers on the fields and keep ignoring the fact that insane amounts of phosphates are draining into Lake Erie from the rivers flowing through NW Ohio / SE Michigan / NE Indiana (which are all going through nothing but mile after mile of corn farms for the most part).
We actually have a very similar issue year after year about 100 miles south in a mud hole called Grand Lake Saint Mary's. Shallow water + farm runoff + warm temperatures = blue-green algae blooms. Yet nobody will begin to address a root cause.
People try, but every time any sort of farm reform is proposed they always get shot down with cries of "keep America farming", and "save the small farmers".
describe a butt load of people.....lol, i went to sams club tonight in the cleveland area and a buttload of people from toledo were there buying water
did you go east?
"Natural flavors."These things are bound to happen when you use a water source full of fish semen and fish sh*t. :whiste:
I bet they don't filter that out either.
JK
describe a butt load of people.....
