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New Developments in Genetically Modified Wheat!
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PlantBot Genetics has renewed the research and development of GM wheat in spite of prior failures to gain acceptance for the technology. The company hopes to put the late 1990s behind them when international buyers threatened to boycott U.S. wheat producers which prompted wheat growers to reject the technology. “In the face of record high wheat prices sparked by climate-related crop failures, we have launched GM wheat strains that are more drought resistant, and produce higher yields when paired with our chemical product line.” says company co-founder Wendy DesChene. See more at monsantra.com

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Kim Anderson explains why slightly lower Australia wheat production boosted the price of U.S. wheat.