The 10 genetically modified crops available today: alfalfa, apples, canola, corn (field and sweet), cotton, papaya, potatoes, soybeans, squash and sugar beets.

Apr 25, 2016 · What are the benefits of GMOs?Learn why GMOs are good, including how GMOs promote sustainable agriculture and other environmental impacts at GMO Answers.

Cultivating GMO crops has provided benefits to farmers globally, including increased yield & lower production costs. Learn about all types of GMOs in the world.

Researchers found that GMOs have the same nutrition and composition as non-genetically modified crops and have no links to new allergies, cancer, celiac or other diseases. So, are GMOs safe to eat?

GMOs go far beyond just plants and food. The time-tested technology has resulted in numerous improvements in industries and applications. Learn how GMOs make an impact in medicine and …

Health Benefits of GMOs There is no nutritional difference between GMOs and their non-GMO counterpart, unless the nutritional content of the GM crops has been intentionally modified, like high …

We frequently hear the term non-GMO, but what does it really mean? In this article, we cover the non-GMO verification and approval, the difference between non-GMO vs organic, and what it would …

Where are GMOs banned? What is the current EU debate around banning GMOs? Learn about countries that have banned GMOs and GMO cultivation.

What are GMOs? Are GMOs safe? Why do farmers grow GMO crops? We know there are a lot of questions regarding GMOs, Genetically Modified Organisms. Let’s start with the basics. What Are …

GMO Crops Contrary to misconceptions, only a few GMO crops in the grocery store are available as whole produce – sweet corn, summer squash, papayas, potatoes and apples. But large sections of …