GMOs are getting a bad rap, and there’s good reason for it. Big Ag’s policies about distribution, seed saving, and health studies have been more about dollars than sense, leaving farmers and consumers alike in the dust. The question is, what do farmers do if they can’t plant GMO seeds, and how do they address the depleted soil left in the wake of chemical toxins?I am hoping to be guest blogging for them quite frequently, so do keep an eye out here, FaceBook, G+, and StumbleUpon for my posts. If there's anything you'd like to see, drop me a line!
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