First, Almost all seeds you buy now do not grow back after the first generation. You have to buy &quot;Heirloom&quot; seeds in order to be able to re-use them. If you don&#39;t believe it then buy a tomato from the store and replant all the seeds from it. See if they grow into plants. This is a marketing tactic to get you to buy their seeds every year.  <br /><br />Second, I have personally spoke to a farmer who said that he has to go into his fields and chop down the giant canola plants that the weed killers won&#39;t kill. They get so big that they damage the harvester if he doesn&#39;t cut them.<br /><br />Third, Why hasn&#39;t Europe allowed GMO seeds to be used? They didn&#39;t allow GMO&#39;s long before the current &quot;scare&quot;?<br /><br />Fourth, What about the link between GMO&#39;s and the decimation of the bee population? I have read where entire hives were poisoned by the honey they made due to the pesticides collected with the pollen!<br /><br />Now, I will grant that you have many valid points in your article. I also try to keep an open mind and not make decisions based on fear, but my research points to GMO&#39;s being a bad idea. You can&#39;t control all the consequences of putting these things out in the open! <br />As far as the labeling, I can see that being detrimental to certain companies, but much like the return of real sugar to soda; they will adapt.<br />I&#39;m sorry I don&#39;t have links handy for all the points above, but from doing my own research with multiple sources, this is my opinion. Thank you.