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I didn't post links to any of the studies you just "discredited" here. The links I posted were to entirely different studies. The reason why we cannot trust studies done by Monsanto or affiliated companies is obvious, and it consists of billions of $$$ in profits. As this is a poultry forum, the...

And those links were...? Haven't seen them. How about this? http://www.enveurope.com/content/23/1/10 Or perhaps this; http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_18101.cfm This is also some interesting info on slightly different lines...

I haven't seen you post any evidence, perhaps I missed it. Would you mind posting a couple of independently done studies that show positive results of consuming GMO foods? Here is some of the evidence you don't believe I have: http://earthopensource.org/index.php/reports/58 Link to the report...

I am doing better than I thought then, LOL. I raise all our own eggs and chicken meat, some of our veggies, and just added a Jersey cow yesterday. Oh, and my goats, but I use their milk for soaps and lotions rather than drinking.

Not when it is MY FAMILY their products are feeding.

Actually, IMO, that is the SAME issue. Our detachment from our food supply is a big part of why GMOs came in "under the radar" so to speak.

Actually, every study not done by Monsanto or affiliates has PROVEN that there are quite a few harmful effects. As far as reducing pollution, supposedly the use of Roundup Ready has reduced the amount of herbicides sprayed on fields. Monsanto also claimed that Roundup would dissipate quickly...

Yes, how often in nature do fish mate with tomatoes, or people with pigs, or goats with spiders? Saying that GE crops or animals are the same as selectively bred ones is a weak argument.

Out of curiosity, can I ask why you DO like GMOs? What are the aspects of it that you see as positive?