GMO wheat is closer to entering the U.S. food supply after an Argentinian biotech company reached a deal to commercialize its drought-tolerant, herbicide-resistant variety in the United States. The USDA and FDA have already approved it, and it could hit the market in as little as three years. With only 170 independent grain mills left in the country, the video urges consumers and farmers to stay informed and speak up.
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