The brief report by Associated Press says the varieties still require approval from the Environmental Protection Agency before they can be marketed to farmers.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
GMO corn, soybeans to resist 2,4-D
There are news reports that the United States Department of Agriculture has given its approval to new varieties of genetically-modified corn and soybeans that can tolerate being sprayed with Enlist, a brand-name 2,4-D weed killer.
The brief report by Associated Press says the varieties still require approval from the Environmental Protection Agency before they can be marketed to farmers.
The brief report by Associated Press says the varieties still require approval from the Environmental Protection Agency before they can be marketed to farmers.
