Why peaches were so good this summer
Washington State University (WSU) researchers have tested 1,900 advanced breeding lines of wheat and more than 20,000 individual wheat plots and did not find any evidence of a herbicide-resistance wheat variety. Specifically, WSU scientists sprayed infant plants with glyphosate and conducted molecular testing if necessary, trying to detect more RR wheat. None of the plants showed the transgenic glyphosate resistance found in the white wheat field of an as-yet-unnamed eastern Oregon ...
Source:
http://westernfarmpress.com/blog/extensive-pnw-testing-turns-no-more-gmo-wheat
