'Big Ag' may resonate with activists, but what does it really mean?
Story Date: 12/11/2017

 

Source: GENETIC LITERACY PROJECT, 12/8/17


When opponents to the first wave of genetically modified crops and foods started objecting, one major focus was on the corporations behind innovations like Bt corn or Roundup Ready soybeans. A term that was (and is) often bandied about is “Big Ag.” It’s become an all-encompassing term to describe a world in which all farms are owned by major corporations, which also control the nation’s (if not the world’s) supply of seeds, plants, food, machinery and land. However, it is not entirely clear that this world actually exists.

 

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