>>302230397
GMO's are bad in that they are patenting strains of plant that do not produce seeds, and then out produce competing seed producing strains. And apparently drain more nutrients from the soil than would normally be possible.

I don't care about the health or production. The business of it is devestating. Farmers have to be on a subscription essentially as they have to keep ordering seeds of these GMO strains.

Then what happens when the natural strains are disfavored and no longer grown and we've been running on these lab strains for 100 years? If that company goes down, we can end up with no more watermelons cuz only the patented version exists anymore and they lost the production strain. That's a little fatalistic, but I don't like crops that are designed to not yield seeds essentially.