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Conversations about plant biotechnology: South African farmer Richard Sithole

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July 29, 2008

Source: Conversations about Plant Biotechnology

My family is well fed now, and we live at a higher standard because of Bt maize.
Richard Sithole
 

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Biotech crops have been grown worldwide for more than a decade. Welcome to the one place where you can hear about the benefits of genetically modified foods and crops from the people who know best — the farmers and families who grow GM crops and the experts who research and study the benefits of biotechnology in agriculture.

Featured Video: Richard Sithole

In 2007, South African farmers grew more than 4 million acres (1.8 million hectares) of genetically modified corn, soybeans and cotton crops. Farmer Richard Sithole shares his experience farming GM corn crops and the impact it has had on his family’s standard of living.


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Richard Sithole

Major crops
Corn

Farm size
37.5 acres
(15 hectares)

Years farming
10+

First planted biotech crops 2000

 

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