Do the bison graze on crop or consume anything that is treated with pesticides or herbicides, or genetically modified?
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I am just the end user. Please contact the manufacturer for that information.
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The package says they are sourced from American free range grazing bison with no hormones or antibiotics. Nothing about pesticides or GMOs. Checking with the manufacturer may or may not get you a truthful answer. To be honest, I was just glad to find a replacement to the Chicken Jerky Treats from China. My big German Shepherd also likes Sam's Yams. They are kind of like sweet potato jerky. They don't last as long as the bison tendons and they don't clean her teeth as well but I like that there is less protein in those snacks. My girl is getting older and doesn't need as much protein as she did when she was younger. Gotta watch those kidneys...... The package says they are sourced from American free range grazing bison with no hormones or antibiotics. Nothing about pesticides or GMOs. Checking with the manufacturer may or may not get you a truthful answer. To be honest, I was just glad to find a replacement to the Chicken Jerky Treats from China. My big German Shepherd also likes Sam's Yams. They are kind of like sweet potato jerky. They don't last as long as the bison tendons and they don't clean her teeth as well but I like that there is less protein in those snacks. My girl is getting older and doesn't need as much protein as she... » Read More The package says they are sourced from American free range grazing bison with no hormones or antibiotics. Nothing about pesticides or GMOs. Checking with the manufacturer may or may not get you a truthful answer. To be honest, I was just glad to find a replacement to the Chicken Jerky Treats from China. My big German Shepherd also likes Sam's Yams. They are kind of like sweet potato jerky. They don't last as long as the bison tendons and they don't clean her teeth as well but I like that there is less protein in those snacks. My girl is getting older and doesn't need as much protein as she did when she was younger. Gotta watch those kidneys...... « Show Less
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Hi Sarah,Sorry...I have no idea. I think you should ask manufacturer about this. Wish I could have helped you.
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I would suggest contacting the manufacturer. I don't have the packaging any more and couldn't tell you.
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you will have to take their word for it. i'm not a company rep, so i cannot comment on the veracity of their claims. i just try to buy products made in the us.
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After googling this, it appears the answer is no. Package does not state cows are grass fed either.
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Grass fed/organic = No, cold micro-filtered process = Yes. What is extremely disappointing about this product is that the cows are treated with growth hormones, so this is not rBGH free.
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During the winter months, their cows DO eat grains such as corn & soybeans.. Which is why I do not want to buy this brand.
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It allows rodeo to stick to vegetation and is absorbed by what ever your trying to kill.
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Yes. It's even in the product description. It's basically a naturally occurring bacteria that kills most caterpillars. You dilute the concentrate in the bottle and spray it on plants. When caterpillars eat the leaves, the ingest the bacteria which then kills them. From the product description:"Certified Organic Thuricide is a liquid formulation of bacteria, Bacillus Thuringiensis (Bt), which is specific to leaf eating caterpillars."
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Can't verify the use of the Coyote for deer. I use him in my garden area to keep dogs from using my lawn as a potty. I can tell you when I lived in the woods the only thing that did help with deer was deer fenceng and spraying the plants that the deer fencing did not cover with my own solution of eggs / hot sauce / water!
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Anne Marie,I'm not sure. I threw it out because the packaging and box it came in gave me the willies. I wanted to use it for backcountry camping. It had a lot of Thai writing on the can and I wasn't sure if it met non-GMO standards and such. Organic is a plus, but the USDA organic logo was not on it.Regards,Doug
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Sorry, but I am not sure. I am dealing with deer and so far they have not eaten my flowers. You will probably have to go through the reviews, as I thought a few of them had talked about racoons, but I could not remember their responses. Sorry.
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These have no pesticides and should work superbly for your animals. I use it for both of my tarantulas as well as my Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches (they breed with this) and mealworm colony, and I also use this for all of my reptiles
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Non-gmo pure....for how long...now that I hv no idea...the gov is supplies 90% of the earth with GMO corn...if weather can play any significant part or fires or like Tyson foods and Cargill jumped on the bandwagon to allow the huge pharmaceutical giant Merck allow Zilpaterol an asthma Med into beef just before slaughter. To fatten them up and feed it to Americans ...saying, they'll cash in big on returns" then its no telling how they may force suppliers to buy into their killing scheme...so if u want to keep up go to naturalnews.com..Also all natural go to MegaFoods.com.type it as I mentioned. All farmed food non-gmo vitamins right from the lab. Non-gmo pure....for how long...now that I hv no idea...the gov is supplies 90% of the earth with GMO corn...if weather can play any significant part or fires or like Tyson foods and Cargill jumped on the bandwagon to allow the huge pharmaceutical giant Merck allow Zilpaterol an asthma Med into beef just before slaughter. To fatten them up and feed it to Americans ...saying, they'll cash in big on returns" then its no telling how they may force suppliers to buy into their killing scheme...so if u want to keep up go to naturalnews.com..Also all natural go to MegaFoods.com.type it... » Read More Non-gmo pure....for how long...now that I hv no idea...the gov is supplies 90% of the earth with GMO corn...if weather can play any significant part or fires or like Tyson foods and Cargill jumped on the bandwagon to allow the huge pharmaceutical giant Merck allow Zilpaterol an asthma Med into beef just before slaughter. To fatten them up and feed it to Americans ...saying, they'll cash in big on returns" then its no telling how they may force suppliers to buy into their killing scheme...so if u want to keep up go to naturalnews.com..Also all natural go to MegaFoods.com.type it as I mentioned. All farmed food non-gmo vitamins right from the lab. « Show Less
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No. This bacterium is selectively toxic to most moth and butterfly larvae (caterpillars). It will control the following leaf eating worms: redhumped caterpillar, bagworm, spring cankerworm, fall cankerworm, gypsy moths (when they are young), tent caterpillar, Elm spanworm, fall webworm, redbanded leafroller, tufted apple budmoth, variegated leafroller, fruit tree leafroller, omnivorus leafroller, grape leaf roller, cabbage looper, imported cabbage worm, green cloverworm, diamondback moth, tomato hornworm, tomato fruitworm (supression only), filbert leafroller, roughskinned cutworm, citrus cutworm, and rindworm complex on watermelons. No. This bacterium is selectively toxic to most moth and butterfly larvae (caterpillars). It will control the following leaf eating worms: redhumped caterpillar, bagworm, spring cankerworm, fall cankerworm, gypsy moths (when they are young), tent caterpillar, Elm spanworm, fall webworm, redbanded leafroller, tufted apple budmoth, variegated leafroller, fruit tree leafroller, omnivorus leafroller, grape leaf roller, cabbage looper, imported cabbage worm, green cloverworm, diamondback moth, tomato hornworm, tomato fruitworm (supression only), filbert leafroller, roughskinned cutworm, citrus... » Read More No. This bacterium is selectively toxic to most moth and butterfly larvae (caterpillars). It will control the following leaf eating worms: redhumped caterpillar, bagworm, spring cankerworm, fall cankerworm, gypsy moths (when they are young), tent caterpillar, Elm spanworm, fall webworm, redbanded leafroller, tufted apple budmoth, variegated leafroller, fruit tree leafroller, omnivorus leafroller, grape leaf roller, cabbage looper, imported cabbage worm, green cloverworm, diamondback moth, tomato hornworm, tomato fruitworm (supression only), filbert leafroller, roughskinned cutworm, citrus cutworm, and rindworm complex on watermelons. « Show Less
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They like to graze but you should also be feeding them other vegetables and pellets
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At present all commercially grown wheat everywhere in the world is non-GMO. The only GMO crops that have been released and approved for commercial production so far are soybeans, corn, rapeseed (canola), summer squash (zucchini, etc.), alfalfa, cotton, papaya, and sugar beets.
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I'm sure this uses GMO corn. However, it's not consumed. If we are going to have GMO corn, cat litter is a good use for it. :)
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I'm going to say probably. Works great for deer, rabbits and small mammals. This year when I planted my blubs, which if you don't cover they get dug up, I sprayed my Deer Off in all these areas on the soil. NOTHING...came to dig them up. GREAT stuff.
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According to the producer it is not genetically modified (see http://www.hi-maize.com/HiMaize/USA/FAQ/) the fiber content is 15 grams out of 25--they don't break it out, but I think that that would be the resistant starch component (so it may not be the kind of fiber you're looking for).