1. Genetic Engineering Of Crops
... diversity, making it impossible to breed new strains of plants. (Hayden, 1) One such case occurred in Maymont, Saskatchewan with an organic farmer. Dale Beaudoin has an organic farm on the Canadian prairie. He advertised that his crops were purely organic, which he thought they were. He was unaware that his canola crops were genetically modified by cross-pollination with genetically engineered ... of biotechnology research and commercialization, higher profits for companies that successfully bear the risks of product development, and putting an end to the world food crisis brought on by...
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