
SA's first GM crops planted amid bumper harvest
The first genetically modified canola crops are being planted in South Australia following the controversial lifting of a 16-year moratorium.
The first genetically modified canola crops are being planted in South Australia following the controversial lifting of a 16-year moratorium.
South Australian councils are considering whether to apply to keep a ban on genetically-modified crops in their areas, with one southeastern council already flagging its intention to allow GM farming ahead of a public consultation.
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