Hi Peter and every one: we have not these problems in Brasil 'cause nationally a law rules on not planting gmos. Of course many farmers are interested on the "promises" but seems that we have paved a good way. I have read a bit about gmos, and some pollen migration were detected in Oaxaca, Mexico which contaminated wild corn in the area. There was a very tense situation because mexican government tried to do not let information about migration to be published. I've heard the same had happen in setentional Europe on wild beet. One site that you could look at is http://www.bio-integrity.org/ where you can find some warnnings not heard inside USDA. You problably know about the recent UKs Soil Association report on gmos? BR Nelson.
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