Soybean Trait Gives Deer the Screaming Meanies Researchers at the University of Tennessee have inserted a gene in wild-type soybeans that give deer an upset stomach (and probably the squirts too), according to a recent report by Raney Rapp of Farm Progress. The trait allows the plants to produce trypsin inhibitors, which interfere with protein digestion. In crop production environments, deer tend to feed heavily on soybean crops, leading to yield losses that can be significant. Beans with the new trait give deer a case of the sour stomach, leading them to consider something else to feed on. You can read more here. CBD Without the Cannabis Cannabidiol, widely referred to as
