Most people have no clue how gene edited could tweak crops, but when the benefits are clear, they are receptive

Agriculture & Food Archives - Genetic Literacy Project
10/12/2025
Most people have no clue how gene edited could tweak crops, but when the benefits are clear, they are receptive

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