I suppose it is possible that the aminopterin was only in some of the
suspected batch.
I recall reading one story, that had a quote from a scientist who was puzzled at the high concentration found in one testing...he said rat bait would not be
sprayed ON the wheat and would be in baits AROUND the storage. How it would appear in high concentration is a puzzle.
I suppose it was scooped up with a loading device? Or planted in there maliciously? or what?
I am beginning to think the only safe folks are the GF ones now. As each day passes, this problem becomes more alarming, and closer to human consumption!
You know I found some information that China was mad at US for sending THEM defective wheat... infected with wheat smut!-- and refused to import.
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Before China joined the WTO, TCK smut was a major issue, with China banning imports of wheat from seven western and Pacific Northwest states. Slowly and steadily, the issue has diminished, with China dropping that seven-state ban. Now, a maximum allowable number of TCK spores has been established for U.S. wheat imported into China, no matter where it is grown, and it’s a standard American wheat has been able to meet. The first ship in many years to carry unrestricted cargo of northwest U.S. wheat to China sailed in early 2000.
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