Posted by Tom from Ontario on February 03, 2010 at 14:26:05 from (74.127.217.117):
In Reply to: genetic engineering... posted by jose bagge on February 03, 2010 at 14:14:11:
The only people that genetic engineering benfits are the people selling genetically engineered products. There are no yield advantages, in fact there are yield depressions, you must buy ALL their technology and in spite of all their reassurances, they have no idea what the long term effects will be. The rest of the world doesn't want these products. The people that have created these products think they are saving the world and they are headed in exactly the wrong direction. It only helps big farms to get bigger and because of commodity price swings, it's their only hope; to keep getting bigger. I'll argue this with anybody. These products will put even more people off their farms.
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