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Farming faces GM time-bomb

THERE is a time-bomb ticking for Irish agriculture and nobody seems to notice.

Farming faces GM time-bomb

Thu, 08 Dec, 2005 - 00:00

After a recent EU decision the floodgates are now open for the import of GM oilseed rape for feed and we are facing a nightmare.

Let’s have a look at some scenarios for GM oilseed rape in Ireland.

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