Commentary: We face a world potentially running out of antibioticsLee Duna@lemmy.nz to World News@beehaw.org – 74 points – 8 months agochannelnewsasia.com77Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent comment youre lying everything i've said is true. you are the one who seems to want to bend reality to match your beliefs. everything i've said is true It aint. Literally. U pulled 85% out of your ass. Try 4% (industrial use) 77% livestock feed.i have math on my side, but also the USDA says so as well. Although some of the crop is used directly, more than 80 percent of the crop is processed into soybean meal and oil through crushing.
youre lying everything i've said is true. you are the one who seems to want to bend reality to match your beliefs. everything i've said is true It aint. Literally. U pulled 85% out of your ass. Try 4% (industrial use) 77% livestock feed.i have math on my side, but also the USDA says so as well. Although some of the crop is used directly, more than 80 percent of the crop is processed into soybean meal and oil through crushing.
everything i've said is true It aint. Literally. U pulled 85% out of your ass. Try 4% (industrial use) 77% livestock feed.i have math on my side, but also the USDA says so as well. Although some of the crop is used directly, more than 80 percent of the crop is processed into soybean meal and oil through crushing.
i have math on my side, but also the USDA says so as well. Although some of the crop is used directly, more than 80 percent of the crop is processed into soybean meal and oil through crushing.
everything i've said is true. you are the one who seems to want to bend reality to match your beliefs.
It aint. Literally. U pulled 85% out of your ass. Try 4% (industrial use) 77% livestock feed.
i have math on my side, but also the USDA says so as well.
Although some of the crop is used directly, more than 80 percent of the crop is processed into soybean meal and oil through crushing.