all information currently about this outbreak has that timeline from 7 days - 2weeks and they are all are saying the same information. CDCs data was updated 4 days ago, with data tracking as from July 9, which is almost a week ago. There is a 6 week reporting lag when recording this data, due to symptoms of this Cyclospora appreaching 2 days to more than 2 weeks when somwone gets sick. So no, 2 weeks is not outdated data, it is still relevant until something changes.

Thanks everyone!

I haven’t gotten deep into self hosting yet, even though i do wanna try that with Jellyfin. For the insta alternative I prefer just posting and interacting with others.

It always has to do with cow manure. Cow manure is used as fertilizer, but the problem is not the cows, its the quality control and sanitation techniques. While harvesting, during the packing process within the factories (who knows how well those are kept clean) and then during shipping. Quality control went down dramatically after covid (it wasn’t that great to begin with) and that’s why we have been seeing an increase in food born illnesses.

When you’re sitting in a Chevy and your shorts are feeling heavy… Diarrhea!

Thank you! You have a great harvest as well.

Cause they are pickles XD

For where im at, I could keep chicken in a coup but everything else i would have to get it from a butcher. For now, we’re focusing on produce to nail that first

Cause the news is stupid

Ohhh I know exactly what your talking about. I think it was called Plague Inc. Kinda morbid

I hope everything turns out well.

We just started this year but my mother and I are experimenting with it. Not from seeds but we got the plants of Basil, roma and cherry tomatoes, one jalapeno plant, 2 bell pepper plants, three sweet potato plants and a cucumber (can’t remember the name of it)

We’ve only harvested one good cucumber so far, and a couple of jalapeno peppers along with the bell peppers, but got alot of cherry tomatoes. Omg the cherries taste amazing.

Only way to kill it apparently is to boil your produce before eating. Idk man… I dont trust nothing

Yeah, these states started getting really nippy with that after Covid. Its all control

For the poop testing, its not invasive. You give them your actual poop and they test it, but your doctor would have to request for the test.

Dd you save the seeds for next year or just do different crops each year?

This is one reason why my family and I started growing our own produce. this is to much.

Yeah its not a coincidence at all, its disgusting. Plus with CDC already not trust worthy of information as is everytime something comes out of their mouths.

I wouldnt wait with this, I would immediately call you Dr if I were you. Have this documented

There hasnt been anything said about vodka killing it but…

Idk about that, im not a fan of pickled cucumbers😐