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NO GMO's for birdies, squirrels - PLEASE
Just a thought (while seeing many people buying seed for winter animals):
Well - how gmo are they? I buy organic. Yes, it costs a bit more - but the sunflowers and plants that happen from them are ORGANIC. NOT gmo. I refuse to ADD to the destruction of our planet by buying cheap seeds that I know are genetically modified. My hope is that you do the same. Thank you and Bless you.
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