Lame Cherry: Yellow Corn Warning

As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.

I was driving into Brier Town and as I always do, I scan everything. This time I was looking at the corn fields and I knew something was wrong. This is GMO corn, can spray it with Round Up, we are in a drought, it has had the petro fertilizers and it is all yellow green.

That colour only comes from too much water.

Now how in a drought with dust blowing can it be too wet?

It is that slime chem of HAARP which as not evaporating last year and had water sitting on hills. As I dig around in the soil about 3 inches down, it is just gummy in context…..it is wet that far down, and that is where the corn has put it’s roots into. We have had 90 degree days already. The coming period will be in the 70’s which is not going to help maturity days on corn and beans. It also is going to cause more problem for corn as corn needs heat and you put corn into wet feet and the result is going to be is yellow corn which is not going to produce very well.

I have noted that this is fertilized. High nitrogen should have this corn dark green. It is yellow. It is all yellow across every field. Amusing part is the low spots were actually greener than the high spots so a run off infusion of nitrogen will make this stuff with wet feet look a bit better.

So the subsoil is wet, no matter what chit they are telling you. Granted wheat does not have a long tap root, with this no till, but that toxic soil is still what reminds me of industrial food processing goop in petrogel.

This was all unleashed in the Obama era. They sprayed and dumped far too much in their genius tampering into the soil. The top layer is drying out sort of, but “wet” reactivates it. We have had barely an inch of rain, and this soil I was hoeing in today was acting like it had 10 inches of rain.

The pastures are not lush, kind of sparse, like you get when it is hot and no rain. Grass does not have a deep tap root and so a problem has been created and the fix is not apparent.

On a side note in this, I sprouted some tomatoe seeds, heirloom. They came up beautifully……….all died when I transplanted into soil I got from the garden. This soil is so rancid it just drowns plants which have just started out.

The more they make it rain, the worse it is for the plants. It explains why the rain they have been providing was in tenths amounts and none of it was in the deluges of 15 inches like last year.

Beans seem to handle this better, but again, beans are not deep root feeders. They fix their own nitrogen, so for Chinamen that crop looks to be why American rich farmers are peking slaves.

My plots are doing better, but then I have the secret which is a cure for all of this, which I would publish if some rich people would donate the 6 figure amounts, but none of them have, so they can eat turds when the time comes. I will make it know to the faithful people who have kept up with me over the years when the time comes, as I am not giving away this information. I know it works as where I tested it, the seeds sprouted and the plants are growing where only a few sprouted last year.

Nuff Said