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GM and wildlife can coexist

Posted on July 28, 2011 by Joan Ruskamp

The first time I heard a negative comment about genetically modified (GM) seed I was in another country. The comment was made that the GM seed brought into their country had caused the bee population to decrease. There was no … Continue reading →

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Uncertainty

Posted on May 3, 2011 by Diane Becker

By Diane Becker Uncertainty follows farmers around this time of year like a hungry cat at your heels. The ground seems too dry to drop seeds into. A few days later, rain spattering on the windows is going to put … Continue reading →