Conventional agriculture is accustomed to seeing the distortions professed about biotechnology by anti-GMO activists, but reading such in the New York Times caused an eruption of outrage.Conventional agriculture is accustomed to seeing the distortions professed about biotechnology by anti-GMO activists, but reading such in the New York Times caused an eruption of outrage. Danny Hakim, the reporter, works in Europe and covers policy there, which may have tainted his viewpoints. However, the dishonesty is astounding.The deceit is best summarized by Andrew Kniss of the University of Wyoming. Hakim cherry-picked the data, using apple and orange metrics to then execute bogus analysis. For example, he compares France with the U.S., which has nine...