Farmers have been taking advantage of insect-resistance technology for the past 20 years. Take a look at the global adoption of Bt corn, cotton and soybeans in countries where the biotech crops are grown on more than 2,400 acres.
© Illustration: Lindsey Benne; Source: International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications; USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service
TAGS: Marketing, Overseas
December 18, 2014
Farmers have been taking advantage of insect-resistance technology for the past 20 years. Take a look at the global adoption of Bt corn, cotton and soybeans in countries where the biotech crops are grown on more than 2,400 acres.
