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it's "benefit" as in "benefit for the plant". What's good for the weed is not always good for the farmer though. This is not a PR piece trying to spin a bad thi
by Xylakant 13y ago
it's "benefit" as in "benefit for the plant". What's good for the weed is not always good for the farmer though. This is not a PR piece trying to spin a bad thing into a good thing but an article pointing out a real problem with gm crops.
- stinos 13y ago"Good" for the weed would be if RoundUp weren't used in the first place. Then there would be no benefit whatsoever.