date:May 31, 2013
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APHIS launched a formal investigation after being notified by an Oregon State University scientist that initial tests of wheat samples from an Oregon farm indicated the possible presence of bioengineered glyphosate-resistant wheat plants. According to an APHIS fact sheet, the Oregon farmer noticed some volunteers, or plants that had germinated and developed in a place where they were not intentionally planted, in his wheat field, were resistant to glyphosate.
There are no bioengineered wheat