Bt Trait Tested

Grain Buyers Choose Sides

Growers need to understand that if they are planting either Viptera or Duracade products, there could be marketing problems at the end of the year, according to Nathan Fields, National Corn Growers Association director of biotechnology and economic analysis. (DTN/The Progressive Farmer file photo)
Growers need to understand that if they are planting either Viptera or Duracade products, there could be marketing problems at the end of the year, according to Nathan Fields, National Corn Growers Association director of biotechnology and economic analysis. (DTN/The Progressive Farmer file photo)
Grain companies are issuing advance notice that they do not want traits that have not yet received approval in China. That includes Syngenta's newest corn rootworm trait.

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