[Lindeggs]

I fed mine milk the other day,went to collect the eggs and found 3 yorkshire puddings in the nest!

    

My reason for not choosing GE/GM products is this:

Every time we spend a cent/penny we are casting a vote for the item we purchase.  Personally I think genetic modification of living organisms is not necessary and may even be unsafe.  So I choose to cast my vote for "old-fashioned" farming methods where plants and animals are cross-bred slowly, over generations, to encourage a genetic trait.

[bluemaran]

will it kill or harm my chickens?If so i will stop buying it.Please advise.When will the effects be noticeable.Will i see physical changes in the chucks.Why are they allowed to be sold if they are so unsafe I am new to keeping chickens and am now amazed at how fragile they are.

[joyfull]

there is no proof one way or the other if it will harm animals or humans as GM food is still too new. I just choose not to feed myself, my family or my pets on gm food.

[bluemaran]

Thanks Joyfull,got to go now and put some vaseline on the cockerels comb etc,going to be cold again tonight.

[cammi]

I fed mine milk the other day,went to collect the eggs and found 3 yorkshire puddings in the nest!

this made me chuckle

[Dreamer@45]

In the good old days Victorian sweet manufacturers would mix highly toxic lead oxide to the sweet mix. This produced a vivid red colour to the sweets making them far more attractive and deadly to the kids who ate them. But of course that wouldn’t happen today would it? Remember the baby milk scam in China not so long ago? As for Gm bird feed ……….not for me thanks.