A Danish plan to break the deadlock in Europe over genetically modified crop cultivation has failed.
View the original article here: Danish deal on GM crops fails – 6/12/2012 – Farmers Weekly
Danish deal on GM crops fails
Phillip Case | Farmer Weekly | June 20, 2012
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