Zach Lahn

They know that every time there's an increase in commodity prices, their input costs are going to go up.

That farm bankruptcies increased by 70% in Iowa last year, and John Deere raised their prices by five.

And they know that truth, that they're just being extracted from.

What I'm trying to bring a voice to is this idea that they're also lying to you.

And they know they're lying to you.

We have their documents that say and show that they're lying to you.

The safety of the products, that they don't, I mean, that they don't believe it causes cancer.

So let me take a step back here and just talk about agrochemicals for a minute.

You know, something that would be very interesting to know about glyphosate is from the traditional metrics that have been tracked for pesticides.

And, you know,

People talk about pesticides.

Pesticides is a blanket term, and it includes herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, like different products that kill pests, and pests are defined not just as like a bug, but weeds and bugs and fungus, things like that.

Glyphosate, from an acute toxicity standpoint of like, if you get it on you, is it gonna hurt you, is one of the safest we have.

Like, one of the safest.

Yes, from acute toxicity.

When you look at other chemicals... And I've talked about a chemical a lot that's called Paraquat.

Paraquat, you've probably heard of this.

You know, in the 70s and 80s, it was used to burn down marijuana fields and the war on drugs.

Also, you can, if anybody's interested in learning more about Paraquat, you can read about the Japanese Paraquat poisonings, where somebody's putting a very small amount into bottles at vending machines, and the people would drink it and die 48, 52 hours later.

Holy shit.