@pzmyers "Anti-GMO" is such a loaded concept, though. The corn we eat is a GMO. The cows we eat are GMOs. Breeding is a form of "genetic modification." All the modern version is doing is speeding up that process. The problem is, how do you brand stuff like "breeding plants that don't spawn seeds to lock farmers into dependency on Monsanto" in a snappy way that gets people's attention without hitting folks making rice more nutritious and mold-resistant?