Judy Gilford
on 5 hours ago
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BOYCOTT DRISCOLL'S and sign the petition: change.org/StopPoisoningOurSchoolchildren
Chloropicrin was used as a poison gas in World War I. Today, Driscoll’s uses it as a pesticide soil fumigant on its berry farms, injected into the soil to kill fungi, microbes and insects. The pesticide is volatile, readily evaporates, forming vapors that can drift for miles. Some of Driscoll’s berry fields are located only hundreds of feet away from elementary and middle schools. Chloropicrin is just one of many toxic pesticides that Driscoll's uses on its conventional farms. The poisons have been detected on school grounds and even inside of the schools, putting children in harm's way. This is NOT acceptable.
Boycott Driscoll’s conventional berries until they stop poisoning schoolchildren. READ more about the Boycott Driscoll's campaign and sign the petition: tinyurl.com/BoycottDriscolls
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Richard B
I’ll usually grow my own. I’ve been trying to get some of those pineberries to reproduce, but it is difficult since pineberries are a hybrid. From what I understand, you’re supposed to grow regular everbearing strawberries along with the pineberry plant.
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