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GM crops can benefit organic farmers too

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imageGenetically modified soybeans.Reuters/Bogdan Cristel

Have you eaten organic food today? If you have eaten anything, then technically you’ve eaten organic. By definition, all food is organic, it just may not have been grown under industry standards, such as Australian Certified Organic (ACO).

Most people who choose to eat certified organic do...

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