Some things to think about. we all grew conventional corn not that many years ago,some people like me never stopped completely and now I'm mostly non-gmo, when bt came out it was a lot better because we had heavy corn borer populations, we don't now but it is possible they could be back, you do have an option to spray for them if needed, the root worm trait is not very effective, the conv. seed is cheaper, non-gmo corn is supposed to use less water and my yields are good, RR corn does offer another option for grass control but glyphosate is killing the soil microbes affecting nutrient availability,why do you think Monsanto says you have to add microbes to your soil? you should put down a pre-dual,harness,surpass, sure start ect., there are several products for broadleaf control in conv. corn, livestock does better on non-gmo corn- this has been proven in feedlots and dairies, we all have to keep costs down with current prices, to me there's more merits and less de-merits and it works for me
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