In my view it's like looking at Congress, there's both sides of the aisle. I suspect you will never get the liberal Democrats to agree with the conservative Republicans, but if you get the moderates on both sides to talk to each other and come to a meeting of the minds, you create progress to move forward. That's what we have to do to effectively deal with the GMO issue. The American farmer, who provides products for the global marketplace, has been put in the middle of this battle. I think companies have to look at the decision over whether to plant genetically enhanced crops from the perspective of their customer, the farm community.
Bt corn is a great technology.
Plant more if the agronomic performance makes sense. Plant all you like if it enhances your bottom line. On the other hand, if you corn is moving into commercial markets or export markets, you have to know whether the ultimate customer will accept Bt corn. It seems to me it to boil down to two questions. Farmers like the technology.