Dr. Don Huber, PhD.

University of Idaho, B.S. and M.S.

Michigan State University, PhD 1963

Military Intelligence 41 years plus plant pathologies biowarfare

Purdue University - Southern Regional Research Program.


As of 2011, Dr. Huber has authored or co-authored 115 journal articles, 35 Experiment Station Bulletins, 102 research abstracts, 51 book chapters and review articles three books, and 84 special publications.


Dr. Huber has spoken out firmly regarding the dangers of the use of glyphosate in the form of RoundUp, and has warned us of the 
gender altering effects and other untoward consequences of its use on our crops especially for our young in utero and little children. He wrote 2 letters to Secretary Tom Vilsack in 2011 warning him of fertility problems and miscarriages among cattle fed GMO grains and the ever present chemicals that are used on those crops. Unfortunately gmo alfalfa was approved shortly after his letters were reviewed. Dr Huber speaks in detail not only about human health effects but soil health and crop disease science.

Dr. Huber has raised 11 children, 8 daughters, 3 sons, and all attended college. He and his wife are blessed with 39 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild as of 2011. He respects His Maker and speaks of Him reverently.


Here are the links to Publications,Awards, News -



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Dr Don Huber interviewed by Dave Asprey - Why We Need to KO the GMO. Gender alteration is mentioned at minute 50-51.

A personal Christian perspective advocating for greater compassion and understanding toward gender-diverse individuals, while exploring the author’s beliefs about faith, environmental influences, church responses, and the importance of supporting people with dignity and care.

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Dr. Don Huber GMO and It's Effects on Our Health

A personal reflection on lessons learned from friendships with gender-diverse individuals, focusing on their struggles, social challenges, safety concerns, and the importance of compassion, dignity, and respectful support.

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Dr. Don Huber PHD Glyphosate: Dangers and Soil Remediation

A discussion of gender-related social pressures, hyper-masculine behavior, bathroom debates, and respectful communication practices, focusing on the author’s perspective on supporting and understanding gender-diverse individuals.

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Dr. Don Huber, PhD Grassfed Exchange - 2014

A personal Christian perspective advocating for greater compassion and understanding toward gender-diverse individuals, while exploring the author’s beliefs about faith, environmental influences, church responses, and the importance of supporting people with dignity and care.

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Dr. Don Huber, PhD  The Latest on GMO's and Glyphosate

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Regenerative Agriculture with Dr. Don Huber February 2019

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Regenerative Agriculture Podcast by John Kempf Dr Don Huber PhD Symbiotic Relationships in Ecology

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Dr. Don Huber, PhD. How Glyphosate Works at Sustainable Activity Center hosted by NutriSoil

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Don Huber Glyphosate Dangers and Soil Remediation 22-Apr-2024

A personal Christian perspective advocating for greater compassion and understanding toward gender-diverse individuals, while exploring the author’s beliefs about faith, environmental influences, church responses, and the importance of supporting people with dignity and care.

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Don Huber - Glyphosate - Dangers and Soil Remediation

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Panel 2: Part 2- Accumulation of Evidence: Industrial Agriculture & Human Health - Dr. Don Huber

A personal Christian perspective advocating for greater compassion and understanding toward gender-diverse individuals, while exploring the author’s beliefs about faith, environmental influences, church responses, and the importance of supporting people with dignity and care.