USDA Identifies Two Monsanto Strains in Rogue GMO Wheat in Washington State https://t.co/KAZPBwYwjy
— Adrian Holman (@ahol888) July 19, 2019
The US Department of Agriculture located rogue genetically modified organisms (GMO) of wheat growing wild in the state of Washington. The strains were taken out of the wheat because the other countries that buy wheat from the USA does not allow rogue GMO wheat into their countries.
What’s the problem with genetically modified wheat? Well, rogue GMO wheat has caused organ damage, gastrointestinal disorders, and immune system disorders in animals. Animals were given genetically modified wheat that was engineered by Monsanto. Fortunately, this incident was caught in time.
all wheat is GMO. the original strain of what was wheat thousands of years ago is lost. whether you do it with gene splicing or the old fashioned way, it is still GMO…
I am sorry I have mistakenly downvote trying to reverse but not succeeded
That’s fine, Witty Feeds. It did not bother me.
Absolutely false. GM wheat has never been shown to “organ damage, gastrointestinal disorders, and immune system disorders in animals.” You’re spreading misinformation. If I’m wrong, show me the studies. BTW, GM wheat is grown only experimentally, much of the in attempt to minimize gluten for those with Celiac disease. Others are to make it resistant to diseases such as wheat rust.
Oh, you forgot to click on the purple link where it says “in animals.” J, you probably drink Flint water to wash down the GM wheat that you consume.
Not worth your time to talk with “someone” who has no posts and just showed up …. Trust me “J” knows better. These are dead issues ….
You’re right – it’s a couple of more virils no matter what
Monsanto again. Will we never learn?
There is a strong possibility that someone is planting these rogue GM wheat plants in attempt to disrupt the US export market, thus benefiting other countries. It’s also possible it’s being done to generate animosity towards GMOs, although that’s somewhat less likely.
The answer seems to be no. There is nothing new under the sun.