The Impact of Inhydrous Ammonia on Microbial Life

Inhydrous ammonia is applied to soil as a nitrogen source. It's probably the cheapest nitrogen source that a farmer can use. But hydras kills the soil, kills the bacteria and the microbial life in the soil which is the life of the soil. Well, it does the same thing with the meat. And so there was a lot of E. coli resulting from this pink slime being included in into ground beef primarily sausages, processed meats. I mean, when we think about anhydrous ammonia and its impact on microbial life, what's that going to do to your gut if your child eats it? If you eat it?"

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