New Report: Fifteen Years of Genetically Modified Crops in Argentine Agriculture

A new study released by ArgenBio calculates that biotech crops have accounted for over $72 billion in cumulative gross benefits and has added over 1.8 million jobs to the Argentine economy over the past 15 years. Nearly 3/4ths of these gross benefits were found to go directly to the farmer.
In addition, the report finds that, given the importance of Argentine soybeans worldwide, adoption of biotech soybeans have saved global consumers about $89 billion by reducing commodity prices. To learn more, read the full report on the ArgenBio website