2013-05-23 Hungary won’t tolerate GMO seeds, burns 1,000 acres of corn

RELATED:

• 2011-07-21  Hungary Destroys All Monsanto GMO Corn Fields

That was 2011.

TODAY:

http://now.msn.com/hungary-burns-1000-acres-of-gmo-corn-crops

Think you can plant genetically modified seeds with your crop and no one will notice? Better not try it in Hungary, where agriculture officials literally took a scorched-Earth approach to GMO seeds, which are banned there, and burned 1,000 acres of corn crops. Much of what was burned was believed to have come from seeds made at the genetic-engineering company Monsanto, but farmers complained they didn’t realize the seeds were modified — and Monsanto denies selling any seeds to Hungary farmers. An independent laboratory in France tested the seeds Monsanto says they sold to Hungary and found no GMO. GMO seeds are allowed across much of the rest of the European Union, but there is growing world-wide objection to Monsanto and other genetically engineered food producers.