USDA weighing what to do in case of GMO alfalfa contamination
date:Sep 17, 2013
e genetically modified version from mixing with conventional alfalfa. Cross-fertilization would mean lost sales for conventional and organic growers' businesses, they said.

USDA and GMO proponents have said biotech and non-biotech crops can co-exist successfully. But opponents said the incident in Washington state shows that non-GMO farmers have to bear the burden and cost of any lost sales if their crops get contaminated, even at low levels.

Co-existence is a myth, said Andrew Kimbrell, execu
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