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Big Island *takes first step* in banning GMO's
Having been both a conventional farmer and an organic farmer, when this GMO controversy first developed I decided to do my own research. I set up two test plots of tomatoes and a control. I carefully printed out all the manure being spread by both sides on this issue and incorporated it into the soil in each test plot accordingly. The control plot I just left alone. I found no noticeable difference in the size, quality, or taste of fruit in either test plot.
As a footnote: I did notice that the control tomatoes fruited earlier, had larger, sweeter and more fruit.
suggesting that perhaps just being left alone is a more productive strategy.
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RE: Big Island *takes first step* in banning GMO's - by Guest - 10-24-2013, 03:38 AM
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RE: Big Island *takes first step* in banning GMO's - by PauHana - 11-26-2013, 08:44 AM

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