Farmers Reject GM Seeds, Citing High Costs and Few Benefits
Genetically modified crops reportedly come with increasingly-high costs and few benefits, and as a result, many farmers are refusing to plant them.
Source: naturalsociety.com
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Genetically modified crops reportedly come with increasingly-high costs and few benefits, and as a result, many farmers are refusing to plant them.
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/PRNewswire/ -- Albert Lea Seed House, owner of Viking Corn & Soybeans and one of the largest suppliers of organic field seed in the U.S., today announced it...