Daffodil Allergy
You might be wondering about the terms "GMO" (genetically modified organism), "transgenic," or "bioengineered" and what they mean to your food. They all refer to crops that are genetically modified. A genetically modified crop has had its genes changed by scientists in the lab. The genes are changed to help the crop resist weeds, insects, and diseases; increase its nutrients; or lengthen its shelf life. Farmers in the United States, Canada, and Argentina grow the greatest proportion of...
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