Captain Green. Get it right when talking of fallen heroes.
Anon recalls one time eat the top bud straight off a plant that had died due to termites consuming all the cellulose in the stems. An hour later, anon leaned against a car and just melted to the ground. Anon was incapacitated for hours.
*eating
>would it come out in the meat?
Cattle are weird creatures with their multi-stomachs and anon can't honestly guess how that would affect absorption of the active chemicals, but if they have entered the bloodstream, anon guesses that the blood would have higher concentration than the meat initially. After, who knows?
Shit film, awesome radio play, book and tv series.
> effected
*affected
Do chickens have cannabis receptors in the brain like humans? From personal experience, anon knows that cats do!
Anon hitched a ride on a truck in South America carrying cattle feed and was shocked to see urea listed as an ingredient (chemical compound derived from urine).
Why the fuck would they feed cows piss?
You made me fucking search, faggot.
I posted on three different Facebook chicken groups asking if folks had used cannabis with their birds and if so, how and why. Most of those who responded seemed to have given their birds the trimmed leaves of plants they had grown themselves which amounts to a food additive, rather than for targeted medical use. Several people had used CBD oil to treat pain, neurological or digestive issues. None of them seem to have consulted a vet (which is not surprising given their lack of experience in this field), but gave the products by trial and error with some help from staff at medical marijuana dispensaries or online sites. Some were already using CBD products for their dogs and just gave their birds dosages prorated by weight. Others fed their birds hemp seeds which are a great source of protein and essential fatty acids…
…In order for a drug to work the organism must have the receptors that allow those compounds to attach to the brain. Chickens have been found to have two cannabinoid receptors, CB1 and CB2. The former are found in high numbers in the central nervous system (CNS), while the latter are primarily associated with the immune system.
https://bitchinchickens.com/2020/12/28/natural-remedy-for-chickens-cannabis/