Genetically modified cotton gets high marks in India

Smallholder farmers in central and southern India who planted genetically modified (GM) cotton achieve larger yields, greater profits and a higher living standard than those who grow conventional cotton, finds a study published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of the Sciences1.

View the original article here: Genetically modified cotton gets high marks in India – Nature.com

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