The GMO Marketing Fraud Exposed: India Edition

"Indian Farmers are now standing on roads in protest of government compensation that they say amounts to “peanuts;” many have lost money due to pesticides that have not worked as promised. “Since July, we have sprayed pesticide 10-12 times. Each spray costs about rupees 3,300 per acre. But the whitefly was unaffected,” said Manjeet Singh to the Times in front of his badly damaged cotton crop. Near him, the article’s authors said, stood non-GMO and pesticide-free cotton growers whose fields hadn’t suffered nearly as much damage."