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An Iowa farmer just discovered that sauerkraut juice can break down glyphosate hiding in soil. This all started with a problem that never should even happen. Organic sauerkraut, which is supposed to be crunchy, kept ending up soft and mushy instead. So scientists wanted to know why and two researchers figured out the cabbage was getting fertilizer made from chicken and turkey poop. Those animals had eaten glyphosate treated feed and traces of the chemical ended up in their manure. Glyphosate grabs onto important minerals like iron and zinc so the cabbage plant couldn't get the nutrients it needed to grow strong, crunchy cell walls. This is crazy because even food labeled organic can get exposed to glyphosate without anyone realizing. But then the scientists took the leftover juice from making the sauerkraut full of healthy bacteria and poured it onto glyphosate-contaminated soil. The juice broke down 90% of the glyphosate in just six months and the corn grown there afterwards actually grew better too. A farmer named Michael McNeill confirmed it actually worked. So this is an awesome finding, especially when the realities most farmers in this country are trapped in cycles of dependency with glyphosate at the forefront of commodity crop production. Luckily there are plenty of farmers out there going completely chemical free and you might be surprised how many of them you can find near you using the localize app which maps over 50,000 farmers and other producers.

An Iowa farmer just discovered that sauerkraut juice can break down glyphosate hiding in soil. This all started with a problem that never should even happen. O…