Agriculture Defense Coalition
The ADC works to educate the public in protecting agriculture crop production, crop trees, watersheds, water supplies, and cattle ranching from the negative impacts of many ongoing and experimental programs. The ADC also works to educate the public about experimental and unregulated weather modification programs and U.S. Senate and U.S. House Bills that would "modify" or "mitigate" our weather, damage crop production in the United States, disrupt micro-climates, and negatively impact public health. When coupled with geoengineering schemes and experimental atmospheric programs, (and the chemicals used in these programs), the negative impact of these programs, and their unknown synergistic effects, could have profound effects on pollinators, wildlife, agriculture, trees, human health, soils, and our water supplies.
AG Defense Poster (PDF)
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The 399 and 400 Sections of the Agriculture Defense Coalition (ADC) Website is provided for your information and does not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the ADC or its members.
If find a file beginning with a numerical number and ending with the letter Z, such as 8Z, the Z designations designates a “No Comment” document or article.
The information provided in the “NO COMMENT” sections are designed to raise questions and generate discussion, research, and debate on a wide variety of topics and current events.
Many citizens contact the ADC with questions or documents which they feel are important. The ADC reviews many of these documents or articles and prints some of them in this section, without comment, leaving the reader to evaluate both the content and validity of this information or to initiate research.
The ADC invites those who find government documents, university studies, or other documents (that would hold up in a court of law), to send links or pdf files to the ADC for research and review.
If you send or E-Mail documents or links please save us hours of time by writing a brief one paragraph summary of the documents, pictures, or video tapes, with dates. If you send pictures please provide date, time, location, and any other information. (We will not publish any of your pictures on the ADC site without your permission. If you would allow the ADC permission to use any pictures or personal videos please advise – if you wish this information to remain confidential we will guarantee that it will be used as information that will not be made public.)
A special thank you to all of you who have written and sent documents and other information to the ADC. This information has been valuable to our research. If you would like to volunteer, provide research help, or other time on these vital issues, it would be appreciated very much.
Respectfully,
Rosalind Peterson
