One of the things you have to remember about GMOs is that some crops can be patented and you have to buy a license to grow them or something. And with corn, there's like two GMO suppliers.
Aren't you supposed to be some sort of monarchist? GMO crops just continue the trend of sacrificing nutrition and genetic diversity for aesthetics and hardiness.
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1 YourLocalMonarchist 2019-09-21
why are burgers so anti sustainability?
GMO crops are low maintenance, easily grown, and provide more yield then your regular ditch weed cabbage.
shit was literally made to fuel the world war and is the only reason half the world isnt starving today
1 TheRootinTootinPutin 2019-09-21
One of the things you have to remember about GMOs is that some crops can be patented and you have to buy a license to grow them or something. And with corn, there's like two GMO suppliers.
1 LightUmbra 2019-09-21
The ecofags have had a really good fear mongering campaign.
0 insicknessanddeath 2019-09-21
Aren't you supposed to be some sort of monarchist? GMO crops just continue the trend of sacrificing nutrition and genetic diversity for aesthetics and hardiness.
1 Chapo_Landlords 2019-09-21
Monsanto was acquired by Bayer, a German company, in 2009, which is hilarious considering how opposed to GM crops the Germans are.