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Farmers stick with biotech despite European backlash
Minnesota farmer Mark Ufer shifted from rejection to adoption as demand for genetically engineered corn and soybeans remains strong. About two-thirds of corn and three-quarters of soybeans ordered for 2000 are biotech, with North American seed suppliers like Novartis seeing persistent demand. Experts warn of farm-by-farm decisions but overall industry momentum remains, while grower groups advise continued adoption.
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Washington
Minnesota
Mark Ufer
Europe
Japan
Novartis Seeds Inc
Novartis
Jack Bernens
Biotech
Monsanto Co
Monsanto
Algrow
DeKalb
American Soybean Association
Midwest
Bob Callanan
Gerber
Heinz
U.S
Cargill Inc
Callanan
Ufer
Truman
Minn
Ross Korves
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Corn Growers Association
Gary Goldberg