This may lead to the possibility of not having a “GMO free” future. In the future we might find out that GMO crops can’t sustain us and we will try to switch back to conventional crops, only to realize that it’s too late. Not only is our future damaged, but so are the farmers that grow non-GMO crops near GMO fields. These non-GMO farmers “have lost billions in markets because of contaminated food exports” (Henningfeld). This cross-pollination of seeds from GMO crops damages conventional farmers’ non-GMO yields. GMO crops don’t just limit the number of conventional crops, but they also damage the
This may lead to the possibility of not having a “GMO free” future. In the future we might find out that GMO crops can’t sustain us and we will try to switch back to conventional crops, only to realize that it’s too late. Not only is our future damaged, but so are the farmers that grow non-GMO crops near GMO fields. These non-GMO farmers “have lost billions in markets because of contaminated food exports” (Henningfeld). This cross-pollination of seeds from GMO crops damages conventional farmers’ non-GMO yields. GMO crops don’t just limit the number of conventional crops, but they also damage the