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This was disclosed by Noel Borlongan, government and public affairs director of leading international agriculture research firm Monsanto following the conclusion of dry season field trials based on comparative performance data by the biotech corn variety YieldGard and traditional hybrid corn lines.


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Biotech corn trials show promising results

August 25, 2002 - 12:00am

The planting of an environment-friendly biotechnology-processed corn variety by local corn farmers during the dry season could potentially increase average farm yield from 18 to 35 percent with significantly reduced...

Agriculture