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Tag Archives: wheat
Wheat, Gluten, and A Complex of Diseases
As is often the case, I was digging around on something else and stumbled onto a more interesting topic. In this case, it was that gluten intolerance not only causes folks to have bowel issues, but that there is a … Continue reading
Species formation via inter-species hybrids
A new example of species crosses leading to a new species, and some retrospection on other cases with wheat and cabbages. Continue reading
Posted in Food, Plants - Seeds - Gardening, Science Bits
Tagged Brassica, Cabbage, Kale, Mustard, Turnip, wheat
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Lake Mead Rising and Cold
Lake Mead is rising, indicating a colder and wetter West. There are droughts and floods, with cold killed grains, indicating we are in a cold phase and not warming. Continue reading
Musings from the Chiefio 