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SynTech Argentina completes record GMO trials program

SynTech Argentina has again successfully completed a season of GM crop trials in corn and soya. GMO trials in these crops are extremely time-consuming and labour-intensive, requiring very large areas of crop and techniques such as hand pollination.

In order to comply with Regulations, a range of detailed assessments of agronomic data are also required, including forage and grain samplings, Nutrient Composition, Protein Expression and Agronomic characteristics (PAC).

Self-pollination in GM cron trial — Self-pollination in GM corn trial

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