GM moratorium lift welcomed, but push to wait on second review

Updated August 19 2019 - 7:46pm, first published 3:09pm
GPSA chairman Wade Dabinett said SA mainland growers were one step closer to having the freedom of choice to grow the crops that best suited their farming systems following the state government decision today to restrict the state's GM moratorium solely to Kangaroo Island.
GPSA chairman Wade Dabinett said SA mainland growers were one step closer to having the freedom of choice to grow the crops that best suited their farming systems following the state government decision today to restrict the state's GM moratorium solely to Kangaroo Island.

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