Modified wheat appears isolated in Oregon field
The Agriculture Department says there is no indication the genetically engineered wheat found in Oregon last month has spread beyond the single field. Investigators have interviewed the farmer and seed supplier, tested samples, and found no evidence of the engineered wheat entering commerce.
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