Posted by Hay maker2 on August 16, 2018 at 11:11:16 from (24.39.246.162):
In Reply to: Truth in Labeling posted by Traditional Farmer on August 16, 2018 at 06:57:00:
If you are selectively breeding two animals together because you are looking for a specific trait how is that not a GMO? Are you not trying to control the out come? Are you not trying to manipulate the organisms of these two specific animals to create a better, stronger, and more desirable animal by your standards? Because you do not wear a white coat and work in a science lab, its not classified as a GMO?
If this was a natural conception, maybe the bull of a lesser trait would be the sire. Maybe a bull of a different breed would be the sire. So by selectively breeding, how is that not a GMO?
By the way, this has been going on for thousands of years and all of a sudden its an issue.
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