It's an untamed animal. You have farmers complaining that their local seed merchant only stocks one form of seed. And I think what we've seen in the US is the degree of choice shrink very rapidly as GM seeds and GM technology took over the market. This is the time of year that he decides what seeds to buy and to plant on his farm for next year's harvest. The decisions get harder every year because there are more choices, more things to choose from.
Nobody forces the American producer to grow the genetically enhanced crops.
We do it by choice because it has advantages to us as producers. The choices that we have in corn hybrids and soy bean varieties are tremendous. Each company may have as many as fifty or sixty different hybrids of corn and, and more than that in choices in soy bean seed. Genetically enhanced, modified, if you will or not., there is, there is hundreds of choices from dozens of companies of both genetically enhanced crops and conventional corn and soy beans. Although Monsanto is the company that most people associate with GM food, there are in fact more than twenty other companies currently producing GM seeds.