The Rural Voice, 2000-02, Page 5Cover
The snow is blanketing the ground (in some
places) but thoughts are already on the planting
season ahead and the decisions that must be
made. Will there be a market for GM crops?
Dermod Mark
with OMAFRA's
Market
Development
Branch says
some varieties
are "accepted" by
the European
community but it
may still be hard
to find a buyer as
anti-GMO
feelings drive the
food business.
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Columns
Behind the Scenes Cover
Gisele Ireland 4
Keith Roulston 6
Robert Mercer 10
Mabel's Grill 12
Features
GMO or No? 14
Showdown in the fields 18
From famine to land of plenty 24
Getting the mail through 26
Rural Living
Recipes 28
Gardening 30
Decorating 32
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