Low commodity prices may be leading farmers to plant seeds less expensive than GM varieties, but technology is winning in other ways. Anti-GMO Takes Hits Low commodity prices may be leading farmers to plant seeds less expensive than GM varieties, but technology is winning in other ways. This week USDA opined that a white button mushroom modified using the new CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing approach contains no added genetic material and thus is open to be commercialized without regulatory oversight. And France’s top administrative court ruled that the government’s ban on a GM corn variety was illegal since it was not based on any evidence of harm to human health or the environment, a necessary burden of proof to override a crop otherwise approv...

TAGS – Feed Grains, North America