Coexistence between genetically modified, conventional and organic crops. Availability of organically produced seed of varieties adapted to organic production systems
Birte Boelt, Lise Christina Deleuran
Abstract
Birte Boelt, Lise Christina Deleuran
Abstract
To maintain the integrity of organic farming systems guidelines to ensure coexistence between genetically modified (GM), conventional and organic crops should be implied. Since seed is moved cross borders a regulatory system is need to allow for organically produced seed of varieties adapted to organic production systems being available to organic farmers both in developed and developing countries.
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To maintain the integrity of organic farming systems guidelines to ensure coexistence between genetically modified (GM), conventional and organic crops should be implied. Since seed is moved cross borders a regulatory system is need to allow for organically produced seed of varieties adapted to organic production systems being available to organic farmers both in developed and developing countries.
Key concepts: Organic farming, Organic production, Production (economics), Organic product, Agriculture, Business, Genetically modified organism, Agronomy