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Sep 11, 2026
speaker_5AUDIENCE
help?Yes.
speaker_5AUDIENCE
I used Roundup for some of the weeds in my lawn-
Graham RossHOST
Oh, dear
speaker_5AUDIENCE
... and, uh, it really burnt it.
speaker_5AUDIENCE
How can I bring it, how can I bring it back?
Graham RossHOST
Okay.
Graham RossHOST
Now, for anyone else that's listening, and I know these things can happen, Ivan, that, uh, but Roundup is not selective.
Graham RossHOST
It is a total weed killer.
Liz CarlisleGUEST
... and I think that's very disappointing when you hear a message that resonates with you and you feel like, "Oh yeah, those are my values," or, "That's something I wanna see action on," or, "I feel seen." It, it feels like a terrible bait and switch when you realize that there's not gonna be a connection [chuckles] between this message and action, or whoever the messenger is, um, isn't even in a position maybe to, you know, be on the implementation team [chuckles] or the policy team.
Liz CarlisleGUEST
Um, but, uh, you know, hopefully we then can sort of come together and say like, "Okay, well, what is it that we want going forward?" You know, if this didn't turn out to be a vehicle to move forward, um, you know, regulation of Roundup, for example, um, how do we come together and, you know, create a stronger movement of collective voices demanding that whoever is in leadership next, you know, again, at all the levels, local, state, and federal, uh, take seriously the fact that we're a big group of people that wants to say no to Roundup, for example, in this case.
Liz CarlisleGUEST
Or, um, you know, maybe it's something around dietary guidelines or school food or things like that.
Lynley DixonHOST
Yeah.
Lynley DixonHOST
the qu- to, like, keep the corporations from liability, and it was around-
Liz CarlisleGUEST
Right
Lynley DixonHOST
... glyphosate and Roundup.
Lynley DixonHOST
And-
Jess ZanderGUEST
You know, that's bad.
Jess ZanderGUEST
And yeah, I understand that nobody wants to use an herbicide, you know, and there's especially bad press or bad PR around glyphosate, which is the former active ingredient in Roundup.
Jess ZanderGUEST
So everybody calls it Roundup, but actually what they're really referring to is.
Jess ZanderGUEST
is glyphosate and Roundup no longer has glyphosate in most of its commercial, like when you go to Home Depot, it's not in there anymore because of all the lawsuits, but what is in there is dicamba and that's horrible, that's worse in many regards.
Jess ZanderGUEST
And it depends on what your perspective is, but it's like, let's focus on the right thing And get the job done and not panic and then close our eyes and say, no, no, I'm not doing anything.
Jess ZanderGUEST
Well, it's like, no, we need to use these tools or tools in a tool belt that sometimes need to be deployed.
Brian HeftyHOST
Sure.
Brian HeftyHOST
And again, for our listeners, Viconic, that's tolerant to glyphosate, to glufosinate, so basically Roundup and Liberty, besides 2,4-D, dicamba, and HPPD tolerance.
Brian HeftyHOST
So I'm excited most, Joe, about the HPPD tolerance because I think we're seeing a lot of HPPD carryover, so basically Callisto and those types of products carrying over into beans because we've got some guys using some really high rates of HPPDs.
Joe SheffersGUEST
Correct.
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Zach HeftyHOST
This next question we got in is from William.
Zach HeftyHOST
He sent in this on social media.
Zach HeftyHOST
He's wondering if you're spraying Dicamba, Liberty, and Roundup together to get the best kill from them all, would you add AMS to that? I know Dicamba by itself, AMS is a no-no together.
Zach HeftyHOST
I was just curious if the three would AMS be helpful to add in or not.
Mike BranningHOST
Or you can even do horse manure, and both of those work out really well.
Mike BranningHOST
Just keep in mind that unless the cow or the horse... is fed organic hay, then the majority of alfalfa these days is all grown by GMO and in growing it with GMO, it's also laced with Roundup.
Mike BranningHOST
And so you're going to be getting Roundup in the grain, which in turn the cow or the horse eats, and then that becomes part of their manure.
Mike BranningHOST
And then that's going to be also part of what you're going to be mixing into your soil.
Mike BranningHOST
So if you do buy steer manure, it's sad because it used to be you just go out there and buy a bag of bull and mix it in the ground and it's all good.
Mike BranningHOST
But over the last few years, the majority of grains are grown by GMO now, and also what they do too is a lot of the grains, if they're not grown by GMO, it's a standard practice now that two weeks before harvest, because If the grain is dead when they harvest it, it makes reaping substantially easier and less costly because it's able to be done quicker, and so they save money.
Mike BranningHOST
And so a lot of the grains are sprayed with Roundup two weeks before they harvest to kill the grain, so it makes harvesting quicker and more efficient and less costly.
Mike BranningHOST
And that is not only when it comes to horse and cow grain, but also any grain that people eat.
John RoulacGUEST
Sold a billion dollars worth of organic foods in my life, um, at Nativa.
John RoulacGUEST
And so organic is a good choice, and using, not using, you know, synthetic pesticides and herbicides, which Roundup, it's in our blood, it's in our rainwater, and these pesticides are in mother's milk, breast milk, and again, passed on to the next generation.
John RoulacGUEST
And I like to say one of the reasons why we're having so much problems in society is we're fourth generation.
John RoulacGUEST
So the first generation born, you know, in the '20s or '30s didn't have many chemicals.
Doug McMasterGUEST
I'm very interested in the damage that glyphosate ...
Doug McMasterGUEST
So glyphosate is the active ingredient in Roundup, which is the most produced, um, chemical in the planet.
Doug McMasterGUEST
And all over the world, there's a couple of exceptions there, but ultimately it's this k- a herbicide that we're spraying all over our food system.
Doug McMasterGUEST
It's water-soluble, which means it's in the water, in the rain, and it's of course carcinogenic.
Bailey SarianHOST
They patented special seeds and then came for any farmers who didn't buy them or recycled them with a vengeance.
Bailey SarianHOST
They also invented a popular weed killer called glyphosate, which you might actually know as its brand name Roundup.
Bailey SarianHOST
Or by the way, it killed your favorite uncle.
Bailey SarianHOST
It's also in your Cheerios.
Jim CrowderHOST
Well, it's because you're cutting it.
Jim CrowderHOST
Okay, if you look at the label for Roundup for like farms, it will kill Johnson grass that's three feet tall.
Jim CrowderHOST
It will not kill it if it's 12 inches tall.
Jim CrowderHOST
And the reason is it grows so rapidly you can't get enough chemical on the plant to stop the photosynthesis that is
Jim CrowderHOST
So
Kenneth MabryHOST
you're getting more chemical on the foliage because you've got more foliage to get the chemical on.
Jim CrowderHOST
Johnson grass has a huge root system, and it will just outgrow the effects of Roundup unless you get enough green tissue to cover it.
DavidAUDIENCE
Okay, okay, good deal.
DonAUDIENCE
One of my neighbors is supposed to have fertilizer put on their yard.
DonAUDIENCE
The people that did it put Roundup.
DonAUDIENCE
And as the full full yard and have any idea how deep you have to go to get round up out of a yard.
DonAUDIENCE
Is that ever come up before?
DonAUDIENCE
And a communication problem occurred between the staff.
DonAUDIENCE
Yeah.
DonAUDIENCE
And they ended up putting Roundup on it, and she has been scared to death.
Mike RaleyHOST
Yeah.
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