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Thought the whole chemtrail thing was BS until my neighbor showed me his soil test | Conspiracy Debates - SMM Buzz

Thought the whole chemtrail thing was BS until my neighbor showed me his soil test

Guy across the street is a retired agronomist. Been tracking his garden soil for 20 years. Pulled out his old notebooks from 2005. Barium levels went up 3x by 2010. Aluminum too. He pointed at the sky, said 'coincidence?' Then showed me state ag reports saying the same thing in rural areas. That got me. Still don't buy the mind control stuff but the chemical angle? Hard to ignore. Anyone else seen data that changed your mind one way or the other?

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henrycooper5mo ago

That "coincidence?" line got me thinking too. If you want to check your own soil, get a basic lab test from a local extension office. Costs like 20 bucks and they test for heavy metals. Pull samples from a few spots in your yard. I did mine after reading a similar report and found aluminum levels way above the safe range for vegetables. The key is making sure your pH is balanced, because low pH can actually make those metals more available to plants. Have you looked into what your local ag extension says about this?

claire_ramirez5mo ago

Yeah @henrycooper basically outlined the whole process. Spend the 20 bucks before you start digging, it's cheaper than cancer treatment later.

ray_miller414mo ago

Used to roll my eyes at people who warned about soil contamination. Thought it was just paranoid internet stuff. But after hearing what @claire_ramirez and you found with those tests, I grabbed a kit from my county extension for 22 bucks. Tested three spots in my garden and the lead levels near the old fence line were triple what's considered safe for food crops. pH was sitting at 5.8 which explains why the metals were so active. Fixed the pH with lime and started using raised beds in that area. Changed my whole way of thinking.