Near-north Ontario, French River | Its a no-brainer if you come from an area with low insect pressure, but those in the high pressure area will see a big benefit to the GMO's Its a "here" vs "there" thing . I know in our area, corn isnt a real big crop, soys rule the heavy clays in my part of the world, so CB and RW pressure is very low most years tilting things in the NON GMO's favor. As far as pollen drift is concerned we've never heard of issues with that, have grown non-gmo right beside the neighbours BT corn and never had problems passing the Non-gmo test ( chemical strip test) when shipping to the distiller. Same with soys, never had an issue with growing IP beans next to RR. |
GMO VS NON GMO
