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(NaturalNews) Corn rootworms cost the corn industry about $1 billion per year, and for the past 30 years, biotechnology companies have bragged about killing them by inserting toxic bacterial genes in the corn plant that dissolve the worms' insides.The Bt genes (Bacillus thuringiensis... |
GMO scientists admit BT insect-killing genes in corn were overused and are now virtually useless
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