Is All Wheat Sprayed With Glyphosate? | Truth About Glyphosate & Desiccants | Wheat Truths

[@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953]

Off-topic but inspiring: I've been baking fresh-milled bread a LOT especially since getting my grain mill the first of the year and shared with my becoming-crippled 69-year-old roommate about the God-given nutrition available in whole grains and not hardly at all in store bought breads, cereals, etc. She has been eating more and more fresh-milled breads and cookies, etc. I have been baking for almost a month now. She has a long way to go, BUT she told me yesterday that this week is the first time she has been able to go without her walker when in the house! Now she is going to be upping the percentage of whole grain foods in her diet. I was getting very concerned about her because by fall of 2023 it was not clear how much longer she would even be able to stand up! THANK YOU, JESUS...!!!

[@GrainsandGrit]

WOW! Praise the Lord!!!! That's amazing!

[@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953]

Yes! Just a week ago she was feeling so hopeless.@@GrainsandGrit

[@doracotterell2863]

@@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953- Make sure that you keep her AESY from the nasty processed foods!

[@doracotterell2863]

@@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953- Bless you for your kind loving hspirit expressed in helping your roommate. Do you know about the miracles of castor oil packs? Castor oil=aka=The Palm Of Christ I’d be giving your roommate castor oil packs over her liver live as well as wherever her most vulnerable areas are? Look into this … it’s highly used in Edgar Cayce remedies.

[@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953]

@@doracotterell2863What does AESY mean?

[@leighrushing3956]

We are wheat farmers in the Texas panhandle and NEVER use glyphosate as a dessicant. When i asked hubby about it, he said he didn’t know anyone who does that. If you understand the season of wheat harvest in the US, it’s during the heat of the summer, not a time you would need a dessicant to “dry down” the crop. It’s bone dry already!! Maybe it’s done in Canada like you mentioned where the growing season is short and it’s more wet during harvest. I am not sure where this myth came from that all wheat is sprayed with glyphosate before harvest. It’s just not true!

[@GrainsandGrit]

I was pleasantly surprised by how little it is used in the U.S. But it makes sense based on when wheat is actually grown. And as a wheat farmer, do you sell directly to the public? If so list your info! :-)

[@NatureScapesStudio]

We forget though that not all of what we get here is actually grown here. The big corporate farms that under the thumb of the top food manufactures are where the use is because increased production is the goal for their food manufacturing that goes out to the masses in grocery stores. 13:56

[@paulariggs9508]

What about the other companies you recommend? Do they use glycophates?

[@paulariggs9508]

The problem is that some farmers rent out their land between crops, and sometimes, the renters use the bad stuff. It stays in the soil. They said you really have to know your farmers. See if they rent out.

[@WhatWeDoChannel]

@@paulariggs9508 it really isn’t harmful in the soil, it has no soil conductivity (it doesn’t move) and microbes in the soil break it down in about six months. When they spray it right on the grain to make it dry faster, that’s when we end up eating the stuff and get sick!

[@michelleprull4105]

I’m a Midwest girl(Iowa) born and raised on a farm. Daughter of a crop farmer and now wife of a crop farmer and I can tell you around here everyone uses(abuses) the chemical approach to farming. Lots and lots of glyphosate and now that it’s getting frowned upon by a larger number of people after all these years the are using more and more other chemicals like Dicamba. Obviously not all people are this way but most farmers just want to do the “norm”. Whatever they are told by their neighbors and agronomist to do, they do. Like most jobs bottom line is profit and they are in a system that has them doing things and ignoring the consequences in order to keep their lives as farmers. They stick together for the most part on how “they know how to grow crops”and that “this is the only way to get a good harvest”. Now it’s all they know. They are disconnected from the past generations of growing without chemicals and they are entrenched in a system that repeats the same propaganda to them over and over again. It’s very frustrating especially that around here they get pumped up in the ego about how they are “feeding the world” yet really the corn and soybeans go to corn syrup (not food),fuel, and feeding cattle a really crap diet. Trust me I KNOW the need for farming and farmers but the majority are not thinking about growing a nourishing food when they are farming. To be fair I’m speaking of corn and soybeans, not wheat. I do think that Midwest is probably the 30% of the wheat that is sprayed with it as desiccant just because of our climate and trying to get a double crop in. Ritz crackers I believe test higher than almost any food for glyphosate. That being said they use many other equal or worse chemicals also our system is broke and we need a turn around.

[@doracotterell2863]

I truly appreciated the time that you took to share this precise yet still ‘unfortunate’ news. May I politely ask what state in the Midwest that you’re in? I’m in Canada where the glyphosate flows far too freely so I do share your exasperation! ✨🌾✨

[@michelleprull4105]

@@doracotterell2863 Iowa

[@GrainsandGrit]

Yes, thank-you. I always appreciate getting firsthand perspective from farmers. It's a sad truth. Modern farming is broken. Farmers these days don't seem interested in biblical principles of health and stewardship, only in the bottom line.

[@michelleprull4105]

@@GrainsandGrit I would say there are more livestock farmers that “care” about more than bottom line than there are crop farmers. That being said, caring doesn’t mean understanding or admitting bad practice. I know dairy farmers that really care about their animals but yet have no idea the way they are treating them(mostly via injection and food) isn’t caring. We don’t know until we know but definitely some choose not to think about it even if they are capable of seeing and knowing what harmful things they are doing. Farmers don’t want to think they are doing a disservice and I think most CHOOSE to believe the narrative in this current setting over their hearts and common sense. Anyway…. This girl needs to break down and buy some wheat berries even though I know I will be the only one to eat the bread that’s not made with all purpose flour. 🤦‍♀️dang tastebuds have been ruined.

[@davidadcock3382]

@@GrainsandGrit Without the bottom line they would not be farmers any more! You are clueless about this subject and Glyphosate!!

[@lindanahler413]

I being a farmer we do not spray wheat. I’m more worried about eating processed foods.

[@DonnaRatliff1]

Plenty of glysophates in hay though. Trying to find organic hay in AL or the south is hard to find. I have horses and I'm adding a jersey soon. Refuse to drink glysophates from cow milk.

[@mikecubes1642]

@@DonnaRatliff1 how does hay have round up in it? round up kills everything unless its made to resist it

[@davidadcock3382]

@@mikecubes1642 False Roundup does NOT kill all weeds and is always used with another herbicide. You are clueless about this subject.

[@llo3722]

I think this is the 3rd time I have watched this video. I’m not really a slow learner lol I just have found that the more I learn and utilize your content the more often I have to refer back on some videos to know how to move forward in purchasing and preparing healthier foods for my family God bless

[@GrainsandGrit]

Happy to help!

[@kimballprojects7729]

I have family in Washington state that are wheat farmers. I asked them about this and they said they don't spray their wheat with desiccants and they don't know anyone who did in eastern Washington.

[@GrainsandGrit]

Thanks for providing this info! :-)

[@kimballprojects7729]

They are required by the state to eliminate noxious weeds from their fields but I believe they spot spray and only as needed to comply. Herbicides, fungicides, and insecticides are used rarely and only as needed as it's expensive and cuts into an already thin margin for profit. None of my family farmers are rich and most have side jobs to pay the bills as farming isn't enough by itself. @@MichaelTheophilus906

[@elainezink2497]

You might want to research cotton crops as well. I live in Alabama where cotton is grown (and wheat) and they definitely spray it with a chemical called a defoliant. It takes the leaves off the cotton plant, so all is left is the cotton fruit(?). I don’t know if it hangs around the ground but if they are planting by crop rotation on fields previously sprayed with it, it might mean trouble. I know I get sick if I’m near the crops that have been sprayed.

[@alicerafferty9595]

I was told that in Montana that as the wheat is harvested it is used on oats. That means that the straw is useless and dangerous to use.

[@testtest-gz7jl]

yes in northern victoria australia they use it apparently it makes harvesting easier because it loosens seed from plant

[@Marleena133]

Thank you

[@Mindy56743]

I have spent a lot of time researching the gmo crops and removed the crops that are known as GMOs. Then I found that they are spraying crops to ripen them and preserve them at the prime time. This one chemical is known to cause cancer and so much more! I was making sure to only use cane sugar because it was not a gmo and then found that it was sprayed with roundup!

[@GrainsandGrit]

Well, that's why I made this video. :-) I hope it helps you better understand the issue.

[@Mindy56743]

@@GrainsandGrit I have come to the conclusion that I will do my best and trust in my creator to handle the rest. I will not eat GMOs and will try to eat the best quality of ingredients that I can afford. Other than that it is really in YHWH hands how my life goes.

[@WhatWeDoChannel]

Thanks for this! Personally I’m not worried about glyphosate being use on weeds prior to sowing a crop, but I do not want to eat wheat that has had the stuff sprayed on it! I have found a farm here in Ontario Canada that grows good organic wheat, so I know my flour will be glyphosate free!

[@GrainsandGrit]

Thanks for sharing!

[@JbunnyC]

Palouse Brand say they are desiccant free.

[@GrainsandGrit]

Yep! They are an excellent example of a conventional farm that doesn’t use desiccants.

[@beckisublett7287]

They told me that too

[@doracotterell2863]

Where is Palouse Brand located?

[@beckisublett7287]

@@doracotterell2863 Washington

[@JbunnyC]

@@doracotterell2863 in Washington state.

[@brucemaher7621]

Carnivore and Keto people are told to stay away form grains..is this a wise move..?

[@GrainsandGrit]

It goes against everything the Bible, history, and nutritional science tell us. Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6S3cpuIj8mja5I

[@brucemaher7621]

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[@brucemaher7621]

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[@jenniexfuller]

Apparently silica beads are NOT toxic. My son, when he was a toddler, found one of those packets (opened) and promptly put it in his mouth before I could stop it. Having had a career in pharmacy before he was born, I knew the number for poison control by heart and called immediately. The woman said it is a dessicated and not a toxin. He only needed to drink water. She was rude and made me feel stupid for thinking it was toxic (I mean it says do not eat). Now I know😂

[@GrainsandGrit]

lol wow. good to know!

[@michelleprull4105]

Silica is definitely important to get. Through foods like green beans or good spring water. I’m not sure what kind of (probably man made version) silica is in those packets though.

[@BarbaraAtkins-wy8vu]

Interesting 🤔 good to know.

[@chrisc9611]

JFK jr is the one I heard talk about this first. I remember him saying that most, if not all wheat was sprayed with it, along with other grains and some veggies too. Roundup is mostly glyphosate with other chemicals added to help it be a better herbicide, and isn’t used as a desiccant. At any rate, it would be great if harmful chemicals stayed out of our foods. I buy Italian flour as Europe in general has better and stricter laws on these things, I’ve been told. we need full transparency when it come to what we put into our bodies, be it food or medicine.

[@GrainsandGrit]

So tasty :-)

[@davidadcock3382]

Using Glyphosate is very very very rarely done for it is very expensive to use as a desiccant to only be able to gain one or two days at most to be able to start harvesting. Be glad if it is done that they choose Glyphosate instead of any of the other herbicides for Glyphosate is by far the safest herbicide farmers have ever used even safer than many of the pesticides Organic growers use.

[@mikecubes1642]

are you a round up salesman? it sounds like it what pesticides to organic farmers use?

[@davidadcock3382]

@@mikecubes1642 No just a 74 year old semi retired farmer. There are many many companies even foreign companies that produce and sell Glyphosate(Roundup). Look up the approved list of all the pesticides Organic growers can use and check out the toxicity of those pesticides. There is no oversight of those pesticides in the Organic industry and they can use these pesticides clear up to harvest even the the highly toxic ones. If people only knew about this subject they would be shocked.

[@davidadcock3382]

@@mikecubes1642 No I am just a Farmer.

[@cindy9032]

If you have wheat sealed prior to 2000... It's still good to use. Do Not throw it away or use it as feed to your animals... It's good clean wheat! Montana Gold...these days it's actually GOLD! Have a great day!

[@DonnaRatliff1]

All the more reason to have your own dairy cow as well. But big concerns there to, because we must be alert to the hay we feed. Most hay in the US has glysophates sprayed on it and that chemical is highly concentrated in animals feces and urine, so MILK I'm sure has plenty in it as well. So anyone worried about glysophates should be looking at their dairy probably even more the than Grains. Dairy is in everything. I have horses and I'm getting a dairy cow. Let to say, it is quite a task to find organic Hay in the south. Even if I have to lease 5 acres to grow my own hay field. Ugh the US is so full chemicals everywhere. Just disgusting.

[@GrainsandGrit]

So true. We drive an hour past fields and fields of hay just to get the chemical-free stuff.

[@2smurfalicious]

Azure is much more affordable than the link here. I recall you mentioning them in a previous post, is there a reason you arent premoting them? In the current state of affairs, every penny is precious and there is a huge difference in cost even with your discount.

[@GrainsandGrit]

I do in plenty of other videos and I have the entire time I’ve had this channel. Azure is also on my website as a source for grains. 4 Generations is new to me so I’m sharing it here😀 Also not everyone has an Azure drop or likes Azure.

[@JbunnyC]

I think it was just to give an example of a great farm with great practices.

[@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953]

I'd love to buy from Azure, but in my location I would have to drive (1) much further than we feel safe driving our old 30-year-old car, and (2) to a place I can barely find on the map, much less find. This is a big country and there are a lot of variables on where to find grains at a good price. For those who live in a state where they have Natural Grocers (aka Natural Grocers Vitamin Cottage), they are a great place to order big bags of wheat -- with limitations. For instance they do not carry soft white wheat at all. The last time I laid out $100 for grains I saved $60 by ordering through them rather than Amazon. There is another health-food savvy "food coop" in our area that may have things we can't get at Natural Grocers, but although we can find it easily it is further than we like to drive. We may make an exception if we can pick up grains we cannot get at Natural Grocers. I was SO relieved when I found out there were places I could order the grain here in town without having to pay shipping.

[@teresagmail4213]

​@@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953look into Country Life Natural Foods. Free shipping on all orders over $99. I've been ordering from them for quite a while and am pleased with the quality and cleanness of their grains.

[@donnajohnson9647]

4gGenerations Organic Farms is in Oklahoma. On their website they tell you if you can pick up your order at their office location the price is 50% off. I'm in Oklahoma but I'm four hours away from them but I'm going to get some soon! I'll just load up the back of my truck! So if you are within driving distance it's worth the trip!

[@elizabethG633]

Well this is confusing because another American company has said, Canadian grain farmers are NOT allowed to use those chemicals on their crops. And Canadian grain farmers say the same thing, even the milk producers. If there are farmers in Canada using those chemicals, who are they, at least the one's in Alberta are said to not using them. So who wrote the article in Wiki?

[@AlsanPine]

i just grow my own khorasan wheat which is an ancient version of wheat particularly great for flat bread which is what i bake. it does not take that much space. most of you could grow it if you got rid of the damned grass in your yard! of course my little food forest is more than organic. i grow over 90% of my food in less than an acre allowing me to have lived on less than $10k/yr for the past 20yrs.

[@GrainsandGrit]

WOW. Ok, you win. That is the coolest thing ever. Can you email me some pictures of your place? [e-mail] That is so impressive. Thanks for sharing!

[@AlsanPine]

@@GrainsandGrit ill have to find someone with a camera! i do not have much room for wasteful spending. my computers are from when i used to build them 20yrs ago! i live like a monk. i just added a new section to my food forest and next year it should be a good time to ask someone to come take some pics of the new beds and fruit trees and bushes. i am moving the khorasan growing to that section. i did not grow it this year as i knew i was going to be busy with making the new terraced section and have several years worth of grain in my basement to prepare. took a lot of work. great exercise 🙂 i love your channel. you have the right way of analyzing information. too many people think they have to choose between faith and science. it is one of the many false dichotomies people fall into that drives me insane 🙂

[@markdlt2989]

Now Monsanto is going under Beyer Corp because their name is Toxic!

[@GrainsandGrit]

I know!!! So deceptive.

[@davidadcock3382]

@@GrainsandGrit Monsanto has not exited for 71/2 years now. There are many companies even foreign companies producing and selling everything Monsanto once did.

[@amandasharp8549]

To me, I feel italian isn't because 00 flour from Italy doesn't bother me

[@michelleprull4105]

That’s correct. They are not allowed to use those kinds of things.

[@Noone-rt6pw]

Theres an old heirloom wheat called Einkorn where the gluten issue is said not to be an issue with it.

[@doracotterell2863]

THANKS FOR THIS GREAT TIP! ✨🌾✨

[@davidadcock3382]

False it does NOT kill everything. It is mainly used as grass herbicide and always used with another Broad leave herbicide. There many many plants that Glyphosate has NO effect on.

[@nancysmith-baker1813]

Thankyou in formative .but I still wonder cause of all the lies that are coming out and loop wholes . I dont worry , I am thankful.

[@danphillips4590]

Its not safe, of course

[@davidadcock3382]

False, It does NOT cause Non Hodgkins in fact the rate of Non Hodgkins is actually lower now than it was before Farmers started using Glyphosate on GMO technology crops.

[@davidadcock3382]

False, Agent Orange is not even close to Glyphosate. Agent Orange is mixture of 2-4-D and 2-4-D-T5. Agent Orange was produced by 9 different companies for the United States Military at THEIR specifications for the Vietnam War and has not been produced since 1969.

[@davidadcock3382]

False, Glyphosate is always sprayed at the same precise rate with precision equipment.

[@hairstoyou7248]

I know everyone’s gonna say I’m ignorant , but this smacks of propaganda. It’s sound like “inconvenient truth”. I’m a bit of a skeptic about these kinds of narratives like jab, climate etc , but thanks for the info

[@jlbc1234]

Becoming situationally aware has great merit.

[@doracotterell2863]

Hi. Being skeptics in a healthy reasonable manner is perfect fully reasonable. However, may I politely ask if ‘you’ did any research before making such a comment? According to my own research, there is not one falsehood stated in this lady’s video and she has also done her research? Much of her statements have been common knowledge for YEARS, my dear, and I am often the hermit living under a rock during our lengthy Canadian winters. Perhaps this solitude allows me to do so much research? I encourage you to open your mind to follow your natural curiosity & do the research. This is a fine & honourable lady that you’ve misaligned. God bless. ✨🌾✨

[@davidadcock3382]

False, Glyphosate can NOT be used on other grains!!!!

[@donnajohnson9647]

Glyphosate Use in Crop Types Based on the provided search results, the following crops are sprayed with glyphosate: Genetically engineered (GE) crops: Oats Corn Wheat Soybeans Non-GE crops: Wheat (before harvest) Barley Beans Grapes Cranberries Oranges Raisins Cherries Apples Note that glyphosate is also used on a wide variety of fruits, nuts, and vegetables, as mentioned in the snippet “Not Just For Corn and Soy; Glyphosate Use Prevalent in Many Food Crops”. However, the specific crops listed above are mentioned in multiple search results as being sprayed with glyphosate.

[@davidadcock3382]

@@donnajohnson9647 Your post is FALSE. Wheat, is NOT a gmo technology crop!! Only soybeans and corn on your list can be sprayed with glyphosate, all others listed can NOT be sprayed with glyphosate. You really are clueless about this subject!! If you read the label on Glyphosate you find that I am correct. Glyphosate will Kill,Wheat, Barley, Bean, Grapes, Cranberries, Oranges, Raisins, Cherries, and Apples. They will need to use a different herbicide for those crops. How many different herbicides that are used in Agriculture can You even name???? I betting Glyphosate is the only one. Pitiful ignorance here.

[@Coupeau1]

Know the facts before you try to educate others. Many of the facts that you have brought up are false.

[@cynthiafisher9907]

Like what? I’m interested to know your thoughts.

[@GrainsandGrit]

By all means, enlighten us with sources to back it up. Not just saying “nuh uh…”

[@davidadcock3382]

@@GrainsandGrit Using Glyphosate is very very very rarely done for it is very expensive to use a herbicide to only be able to gain one or two days at most to be able to start harvesting. Be glad if it is done that they choose Glyphosate instead of any of the other herbicides for Glyphosate is by far the safest herbicide farmers have ever used even safer than many of the pesticides Organic growers use.

[@hairstoyou7248]

I know everyone’s gonna say I’m ignorant , but this smacks of propaganda. It’s sound like “inconvenient truth”. I’m a bit of a skeptic about these kinds of narratives like jab, climate etc , but thanks for the info

[@JbunnyC]

I am a skeptic for anything the government says is ok for you. For example, I am 54, when I was younger Tylenol was the bomb. Take it preggers, give it to babies, eat it like candy. Then they find out it causes liver problems. Advil? Government says safe. It causes heart problems. Eggs are good, eggs are bad, eggs are good. I have lived the most natural of all my family. I have dodged thyroid problems, blood pressure issues, diabetes... I do not use pesticides, gmo seeds, do not eat fast food because of the plastic in it. I am not rich or even upper middle class. I am picky about everything I use. I even make my own face creams, candles, soaps and look to nature for medicine.

[@GrainsandGrit]

Mad kuddos, my friend. I couldn't agree more.

[@GrainsandGrit]

This is actually against the common narrative considering it’s cool to be gluten-free now.