Calls for choice on GM

By Alisha Fogden
Updated August 21 2015 - 6:12pm, first published June 26 2015 - 4:00am
Mallee cropper Andrew Cass attended the Future Farming Forum, which confirmed his support for genetically-modified crops.  He believes GM technology will allow more weed control options, reduce chemical costs and improve yields.
Mallee cropper Andrew Cass attended the Future Farming Forum, which confirmed his support for genetically-modified crops. He believes GM technology will allow more weed control options, reduce chemical costs and improve yields.

DESPITE a premium of up to $20 a tonne for growing non-genetically modified canola, Australian croppers are increasingly turning to GM technology to improve yields and on-farm weed management.

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