MONSANTO HERBICIDE RESEARCH - CREATING BACTERIA RESISTANT ANTI-BIOTICS
http://www.nzdoctor.co.nz/un-doctored/2015/march-2015/25/herbicides-can-cause-bacterial-antibiotic-resistance.aspx
http://healthimpactnews.com/2014/glyphosate-herbicide-causes-antibiotic-resistant-bacteria-kidney-disease-and-infertility/
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MONSANTO HERBICIDE RESEARCH – CREATING BACTERIA RESISTANT ANTI-BIOTICS
http://www.nzdoctor.co.nz/un-doctored/2015/march-2015/25/herbicides-can-cause-bacterial-antibiotic-resistance.aspx
http://healthimpactnews.com/2014/glyphosate-herbicide-causes-antibiotic-resistant-bacteria-kidney-disease-and-infertility/
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Glyphosate, a herbicide created and sold by Monsanto does not cause cancer, "you can drink a whole quart of it, and it won't hurt you"….Dr. Patrick Moore, The Sensible Enviromentalist, an internationally renowned ecologist and environmentalist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB4p-5Fhd30
Beginning his career as an activist/leader in the Greenpeace movement he now concentrates on collaborative efforts aimed at finding environmental solutions. He speaks and lectures frequently at universities, community meetings and conferences. As a public figure and a senior spokesperson for the Forest Alliance of BC he appears on national television and radio and is often quoted in the press.
http://www.ecosense.me/
Interesting thing is we're creating the environment in which these diseases evolve to be more resistant to our antibiotics within our food supply but I believe in the wild, these said microorganisms would barely thrive if not in just small pockets.
The thing is.. the "wild" is slowly shrinking and if we're to act as stewards of this planet that we think we are, we sure have a lot in our plate in understanding things.
Some good news on this front: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/11331174/First-new-antibiotic-in-30-years-discovered-in-major-breakthrough.html
Alot of false dawns in this area, but this looks solid at this stage.
A rational person with an unbiased perspective will want to limit antibiotic use in healthy animals. But it goes on and on. How much effect herbicides have on bacterial resistance is more of a controversial question.