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  • Why were GMO initially created? - Answers
    To better understand why GMOs were initially created, we have to take a look at the evolution of crop modification and how we got the foods we eat today Farmers have intentionally changed the genetic makeup of all the crops they have grown and their livestock since domestic agriculture began 10,000 years ago Every fruit, vegetable and grain
  • The History of GMOs - GMO Answers
    1990s: The first GMOs are introduced into the marketplace When Were GMOs Introduced? 1995: Soy Beans 1995: Squash 1996: Corn 1996: Cotton 1997: Papaya 1999: Canola 2006: Alfalfa 2006: Sugar Beets 2013: Eggplant (Bangladesh only) 2016: Potatoes 2017: Apples 2018: Sugar Cane (Brazil) 2020: Pink Pineapple
  • The Science Behind GMOs | History of GMOs - GMO Answers
    The Science of GMOs from Purdue University Learn what genetic modification of crops is and how is it done from the Royal Society (UK) See the science behind GMOs from Michigan State University The process of genetic modification from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) GMOs 101 - The Science of GMOs from Penn State University
  • How were GMOs created? - GMO Answers
    Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are crops developed with a process called genetic engineering The process of genetic engineering did not start in agriculture It was first developed in the early 1970s, commercialized for pharmaceutical applications in the early 1980s, and then agricultural applications in the early 1990s
  • How Are GMOs Made? How Do GMOs Work? - GMO Answers
    GMOs are created by selecting and inserting a particular gene into a plant to produce a desired trait – such as resistance to pesticides Farmers have been selectively cultivating plants for thousands of years Choosing a plant, for example, based on its ability to survive certain conditions or on how many seeds it produces
  • Why were GMO initially created? - Answers
    Additionally, future GMOs could reduce drought susceptibility and improve nutrient uptake by crops I spent the first 10 years of my career using traditional breeding to reduce insect damage in cotton We were able to reduce damage from caterpillars by up to 10 percent through breeding for higher gossypol content of the plant
  • Rainbow Papaya: The Hero of Hawaiis Papaya Industry - GMO Answers
    American regulatory agencies approved GM papaya in 1998 Canadian regulatory agencies approved GM papaya for import in 2003 However, the key market for approval was the Japanese export market GM papayas were submitted for Japanese regulatory approval in 1999, yet approval was not granted until 2011
  • Why are GMOs created if scientists are not aware if it is really . . .
    Read more about why GMOs were first created and for what purpose, here GMOs are considered an important tool in addressing many complex issues around the globe over the years This response addresses some of the “pros” of GMOs for farmers, consumers and the environment GMOs can benefit the environment in many ways
  • What Are Genetically Modified Organisms? - GMO Answers
    Why Grow GMO Crops? GMOs are created to achieve a desired trait, such as resistance to a pest or tolerance to drought conditions GMO crops were created for: Insect resistance: to provide farmers with season-long protection against pests, reduce the need for pesticide applications and lower input costs
  • GMO Potatoes: Everything You Need to Know | GMO Answers
    By comparison, there were over 955,000 acres of potatoes planted in the U S in 2015 Why would farmers choose to grow genetically modified potatoes? Nat Graham: The choice of which product to grow is completely up to individual farmers, so I can’t speak for them I can say, though, that after talking to plenty of farmers myself, they are





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