Most folks think that GMO plants are simply hybridized to resist bugs, weed killer etc; they need to know that these seeds are sliced genetically with bacteria (to produce a bug resistant characteristic) other biologics (frogs)and organic chemicals to provide weed killer resistance/tolerance. These genetic splices create non-natural components to the products derived from the crop.
With little or no testing for long term impacts, if any, are simply unknown. That’s the way big ag and the big gov like it. Lots of food, but little awareness of any potential harm.
A big after-affect is that many of these GMO plants cannot reproduce-potentially resulting in monopoly of food production....
“A big after-affect is that many of these GMO plants cannot reproduce-potentially resulting in monopoly of food production....”
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The small family farmer has been almost eliminated but the survival of humanity may depend on his resurrection. Current methods make everyone dependent not just on a very few plants but on a very tiny number of varieties of those plants. We are courting disaster and it does not take a degree in horticulture or anything else to see it, only an interest in what is happening.
What is a "non-natural component"?
A big after-affect is that many of these GMO plants cannot reproduce
You have a list of plants that cannot reproduce?