Genetically-Engineered Seed Planted on Majority of Cotton Acres
Many of the major crops grown in the United States are genetically-engineered or modified and are either herbicide-tolerant, insect-resistant or stacked with both traits.
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EVENT: 7th Annual All Ag, All Day DC Spring Capitol Ag Tour
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EVENT COVERAGE: 2022 Grand Opening of USDA-AMS Cotton Classing Office in Lubbock, TX
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6th Annual All Ag, All Day DC Capitol Ag Tour
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