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Relevance of Genetically Modified Cotton in Australia Explored

The recent report by Drew Kershen thatin Africa.Here is some more positive news
pointed out the the links between thecloser to home. Beef cattle in Australia are
consumption of mouldy insect damaged cornbeing feed GM cotton seed meal and leaves
containing mycotoxins such as fumonisin andexpressing Bt protein which protects the
Neural Tube Deformities in children incotton against insect attack and subsequently
Mexico, Chile, and South Africa has lead tocontain low or no levels of mycotoxins
the rational suggestion that GM maizeproduced by associated fungi.So the cotton
expressing the insecticidal Bacillus toxinseed meal our feed suppliers are providing
(or Bt maize) should be labelled.But not withour cattle is beneficial to the animals
biosafety hazard signs that anti-GM forceshealth and in turn to us. Bt cotton thus has
would prefer but with a health food labelbeneficial effect not only to the environment
indicating that by eating Bt maizebecause we need to spray less pesticides but
particularly pregnant women and their unbornalso directly on our animals and indirectly
children will be protected from spina bifidaon us.GM is the healthy choice at least when
and other serious neurological afflicationsit comes to Bt maize and cotton and will
that arise from the block in uptake of folateincreasingly be the case when health
in humans caused by the presence of elevatedpromoting vegetable oils , high in oleic oil
levels of fumonisin in the food.This is aand low in transfat oils, from different
message that should please the organisationssources hits our supermarket shelves within
distributing food in form of maize meal andthe next 12 months.David Tribe is an expert
the recipients of such food aid in subsaharanin molecular genetics, biochemistry (genetic
countries. The Bt maize has proven beneficialengineering), and infectious diseases.
health effects on humans in the Americas and



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