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snopro
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Pour me a couple cups!
Mind you, I love me a couple paralyzer's while I'm waiting for a steak at zalas
MP Kid
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Better find a more credible source than the quack “Dr Carnivore” Paul Saladino…
Dr. Paul Saladino Quit The Carnivore Diet—Here’s Why
After years of promoting an extreme version of the carnivore diet, “Dr. Carnivore,” is eating carbs again. Here's why.
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Better find a more credible source than the quack “Dr Carnivore” Paul Saladino…
Dr. Paul Saladino Quit The Carnivore Diet—Here’s Why
After years of promoting an extreme version of the carnivore diet, “Dr. Carnivore,” is eating carbs again. Here's why.
What ever Its a true story. Look on wiki. Id post a hour long vid but i figured 2mins was asking a lot lmao
People have been eating butter since 8000BC according to google.
Khosrova traces butter's beginning back to ancient Africa, in 8000 B.C., when a herder making a journey with a sheepskin container of milk strapped to the back of one of his sheep found that the warm sheep's milk, jostled in travel, had curdled into something remarkably tasty.
And brand name Canola (Canadian oil low acid) rapeseed has been "food" since the 1970's..
So there is that.
Khosrova traces butter's beginning back to ancient Africa, in 8000 B.C., when a herder making a journey with a sheepskin container of milk strapped to the back of one of his sheep found that the warm sheep's milk, jostled in travel, had curdled into something remarkably tasty.
And brand name Canola (Canadian oil low acid) rapeseed has been "food" since the 1970's..
So there is that.
mikeydoo
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If you aren't into cooking with butter use leaf lard or tallow. beef or pork. that way you can cook at higher temps and not scorch the oil. whatever floats your boat.
papajake
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Just remember it’s SAFE and EFFECTIVE
sledneck__11
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sirkdev
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oh gawd no its brutal for inflammation
jhurkot
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handyandy
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Making me jealous. We're back in a drought and crops are burning up now
sledneck__11
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Pioneer 45cs40 old school cool variety
sledneck__11
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1000s of flat wheat acres here luckily only a section of ours took a beating
MK4TDI
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Lots of crop flatted when on my drive from Battleford to Prince Albert yesterday morning.. didn't look like much hail damage though. Either way gonna make a shitty mess for the combines.
jhurkot
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Ugh, looks like it will yield though.
jhurkot
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At least with the old varieties you know exactly what you're getting. I miss the 5440 invigor.
jhurkot
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Looks like John Deere has had a change of heart…
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sledneck__11
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Money talks i guess lol shareholders or board of directors musta seen a drop, but honestly the new equipment has priced itself out of a massive chunk of farms, we were at ag in motion today lots nice stuff but the prices have gone insane 240 grand for super bs 1 mil plus for any combine or large tractor 500 for a fwa with a loader, 7 dollar wheat and 13 canola i dont see how any farm makes those numbers workLooks like John Deere has had a change of heart…
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