Bountiful Louisiana corn breaking yield records in 2007. Produced by the Louisiana Farm Bureau's weekly television program, This Week in Louisiana Agriculture (TWILA).
I know what year the video is from. The flooding I was referring to was from hurricane Katrina, 2005. Flooding serves the purpose of depositing nutrients onto the land. I was just thinking those nutrients are the reason for such a huge yeild.
how are people still hungry in the world?!!? since they can exceed the rate it takes to process that corn and some bag will inevitably go bad by the time theyre up, why dont they send a couple of those bags to south africa and dafur?
@JackHL k so animals eat GMO crops and who eats the animals.. If GMO crops are bad for you it would be better the eat the crop and not the animal, because a pig eats like 2.7 kg of feed to gain one kg of meat..