>If they can start with wheat and be successful, then the next one is
>easier....   Oliva

the wheat board in canada voted against thr GMO wheat after having seen the
canola being refused by europeans. Too risky when public opinion is showing
ther refusal.
North american are passive concerning the issue.The rural population have
been industrialised too long ago and most of the inhabitants are too far
remote from their rural source to understand the consequences and the
reasons of the GMO choice ( more chemicals used... ).
jean-claude
>
>
>March 24, 2001
>Farmers Joining State Efforts Against Bioengineered Crops
>
>North Dakota is weighing a bill that would make it the first state to ban
>planting of a genetically modified crop, reflecting a surge of concern
about
>*such crops* in legislatures around the country.  (*emphasis added is mine)
>
>http://www.nytimes.com/2001/03/24/health/24DAKO.html