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Harmonious Coexistance

Posted on April 5, 2013February 16, 2024 By Karl Haro von Mogel 1 Comment on Harmonious Coexistance

Here’s a catchy tune – about coexistence! Back when genetically engineered canola was new in Canada, there was a conversation between two farmers – one who grew organic canola, and the other, GE. That conversation turned into this song:


As an added bonus, two of the performers are weed scientists, and the third is a former editor of Weed Technology. (H/T Andrew Kniss)
I think the next time I give a talk about the spillover effects of different farming systems, I will just show this video. What do you think?

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Comment (1) on “Harmonious Coexistance”

  1. Jennifer says:
    April 13, 2013 at 10:51 pm

    Makes you want to sit back with a good organic Irish beer and sing along 🙂
    This is a great way to create awareness. I am just not believing in co-exstitance, much like the song says(sings)the genetically engineered crops will interfere with the organic crops.

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