S. MN | jdg - 11/29/2012 23:50
beans are bred as non gmo beans, first for their yeild. Then if they are top yeilders, the rr gene is inserted. All RR beans start their life as non gmo. Therefore, there is all kinds of research done on non gmo beans, but very few are brought to the marketplace as non gmo's. that probably is not very clear
You have been misinformed. All RR beans are bred off of other RR beans. That is why there was yield drag on RR and RR2 beans when they first came out. There is very little breeding of non-gmo beans going on. Corn inbreds are a different story. |
Non gmo soybeans vs. Roundup beans
