Canadian farmers embrace GM crops

The following is an excerpt.

If you wanted to buy Canadian canola oil that wasn’t produced from a genetically engineered plant, you would have to look awfully hard.

A report on the global adoption of genetically modified crops has found that Canada has the second biggest rate of increase in GM crops from a year ago, exceeded only by Brazil.

View the original article here: Canadian farmers embracing genetically engineered crops

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