Not one of them displayed the food fussiness often seen in American school lunch lines.
Scientists are developing drought-tolerant corn, something that could ease hunger across Tanzania and sub-Saharan Africa. But because it is genetically modified, the corn cannot be planted here.
Read the full, original story here: “Tanzania becomes a battleground in fight over genetically modified crops”
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