Following up to sarah

including those of wild birds. Which droppeth as
the gentle rain from heaven on organic and conventional produce alike.

luckily unlike horse manure. Pegasus aside.
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On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 13:01:33 +0100, Nick Maclaren wrote:

On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 10:52:38 +0100, The Reids
wrote:

Following up to Jim Webster

Franz Heymann

prat

Jim, your sig file is a little over the recommended 4 lines max.

And your net nannying is OTT.

Hardly.

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On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 13:10:31 +0100, sarah wrote:

... including those of wild birds. Which droppeth as
the gentle rain from heaven ...

Reminds me of "The Birds" scene in High Anxiety.

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sarah wrote:
Franz Heymann wrote:

"The Reids" wrote in message
...
As I negotiated the north circular this morning a voice on the
radio was saying something about outbreaks of salmonella being
caused by lettuce contaminated by manure.
Are there implications here for the home producer?

Of course. So much for organic gardening.

If you forgot the sarcasm, I apologise for the following:

Fool.

Manure is used by both organic and conventional systems. Salmonella
is
present in most faeces, including those of wild birds. Which
droppeth
as the gentle rain from heaven on organic and conventional produce
alike.

Has it perhaps not crossed some minds round here that Franz was just
conceivably not posting without having placed at least the extremity
of his lingual organ in something like the general area of one of the
more buccal regions of his oral anatomy?

Mike.

On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 13:01:33 +0100, Nick Maclaren
wrote:


| And your net nannying is OTT.

Your post indicates exactly what type of poster you are :-(


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On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 13:36:36 +0100, The Reids
wrote:


| only "manure" was mentioned,

Our manure comes out of the compost heap, but I still would not like to eat
it with lettuce.

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On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 13:57:49 +0100, Jim Webster wrote:

The net nanny nannied. Oh the irony.

The nannied net nanny nannying a nitwit?
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On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 13:36:36 +0100, The Reids
wrote:

Following up to Stephen Howard

In any event, I saw no mention that the lettuces were organically
grown. The presence of horse manure isn't a sufficient basis upon
which to draw that conclusion - and considering the destination of the
lettuces I think it highly unlikely that they were.

only "manure" was mentioned, I assumed chicken?

I assumed chicken manure, if used, would have been in pelleted and
sterilized form?
In any event, you can lose the 'horse' - makes no odds.

Regards,



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from (sarah) contains these words:
The Reids wrote:
Following up to Jim Webster

Franz Heymann

prat

Jim, your sig file is a little over the recommended 4 lines max.

S'not Jim, at least not as we know him, Captain.
Jim Webster is a respectable poster to UBA; what we have here is a
disreputable troll with no imagination.

Quite. And he fell into my spamtrap, whereas Jim doesn't.

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Mike Lyle wrote:

sarah wrote:
Franz Heymann wrote:

"The Reids" wrote in message
...
As I negotiated the north circular this morning a voice on the
radio was saying something about outbreaks of salmonella being
caused by lettuce contaminated by manure.
Are there implications here for the home producer?

Of course. So much for organic gardening.

If you forgot the sarcasm, I apologise for the following:

Fool.

Manure is used by both organic and conventional systems. Salmonella
is
present in most faeces, including those of wild birds. Which
droppeth
as the gentle rain from heaven on organic and conventional produce
alike.

Has it perhaps not crossed some minds round here that Franz was just
conceivably not posting without having placed at least the extremity
of his lingual organ in something like the general area of one of the
more buccal regions of his oral anatomy?


Except that Franz has displayed his dislike of all things 'organic'
previously, and so it's not an unreasonable assumption that he's using this
subject to have another dig at organic gardening.

--
If you make people think they're thinking, they'll love you; but if you
really make them think they'll hate you.

In message , The Reids
writes
Following up to Nick Maclaren

Then you're blind as well as stupid.

are you having a manure day?

Nick McLaren is a well-respected poster on urg. I haven't looked there
for a while but am sure this is a troll and not him. Very sad.

PS Hello everyone on urg
--
June Hughes

"sarah" wrote in message
...
Franz Heymann wrote:

"The Reids" wrote in message
...
As I negotiated the north circular this morning a voice on the
radio was saying something about outbreaks of salmonella being
caused by lettuce contaminated by manure.
Are there implications here for the home producer?

Of course. So much for organic gardening.

If you forgot the sarcasm, I apologise for the following:

Fool.

Manure is used by both organic and conventional systems.

Do they really use manure in 'conventional' systems?

Salmonella is
present in most faeces, including those of wild birds.

Apart from that, which is uncontrollable.

Mary

"The Reids" wrote in message
...
Following up to Dave and Jim

The problem here was IMO almost certainly caused by a problem in
*one*
field, and the salmonella was transported all over Europe in
lorries.
This has happened before.

Lets not get polorised on the dangers of food poisoning.

This outbreak is limited to a fast food companies outlets in UK.

What interests me is any precautions that might (or not) be
appropriate to the use of horse manure on allotments?

There is a reason why the cooking of foods was invented.

Franz

"Jim Webster" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 08:06:41 +0000 (UTC), "Franz Heymann"
wrote:


"The Reids" wrote in message
.. .
As I negotiated the north circular this morning a voice on the
radio was saying something about outbreaks of salmonella being
caused by lettuce contaminated by manure.
Are there implications here for the home producer?

Of course. So much for organic gardening.

Franz Heymann


prat

That hardly counts as a reasoned response.
By the way, what do you think the bullshit sig essay below here
defines you as being?

Franz
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Mary Fisher wrote:

Do they really use manure in 'conventional' systems?

Yes!

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