Agriculture committee  It's all we grow. We're talking about seed and farmers being in the back pockets of the seed companies and stuff. I always find it funny that all the newest and most expensive canola varieties are always sold out first. Whether it's $5 a pound or $10 a pound for the seed, we know

Agriculture committee  We could get something. The conference is every two years, and it's in Vancouver this year.

Agriculture committee  I'll try to be quick. I spoke at a conference in Melbourne, Australia, last year. About 300 people were there and probably 200 scientists from all over Europe. The main part was commingling and how to grow biotech crops alongside other crops, and there are tons of studies. I wish

Agriculture committee  Absolutely.

Agriculture committee  Also, for managing your farm with less equipment, less manpower, it's a snowball effect. It permeates through the entire system of your farm management.

Agriculture committee  Sure. Great question. I guess what it comes down to, taking increased revenue aside as far as the cost savings, is that some of the savings as far as how much better our land is becoming is one side. But on actual dollars of saving two passes of tillage—less equipment, fewer hum

Agriculture committee  Good morning. My name is Stephen Vandervalk, and I am president of the Grain Growers of Canada. I farm near Lethbridge, Alberta. I'd like to discuss how biotech research helps me manage my farm. To explain to you how biotech has changed my farm and its practices, we need to go