drk - 4/19/2015 20:47
Ill give you a reason. Its cheaper. People will vote with there checkbooks. There have been a couple posts in this thread on how it benefits the consumer. But as usual your holier than thou attitude didn't respond to it. How many times are you going to try to push your agenda on this site? You come on here and push your so called safe product and belittle others who grow GMO crops. I think there are a lot on here who are just kinda sick of your attitude and always stirring the pot. You can grow whatever you want and market how you want. Just don't pull a muscle patting yourself on the back. I guess the rest of us will just keep doing it wrong.
I'm sorry if I have come across as a hoiler than thou attitude that is not how I feel or what to be perceived. I have an conservative view on the gmo thing. I realize that a reduced use of insecticide may be realized. I'm sorry for not commending that point. I have no agenda. I don't not sell an ag consumable other than beef and crops. I'm not trying to stir the pot just asking some question. And I assure you I'm not patting myself on the back for I'm not anything that is worthy of boosting of. I've never said your doing it wrong for I will have some rr beans for rotation this year. | 
What benefits for the consumer does production ag's GMO are there
