Publication Date: January 25, 2012
Reference: livestockwelfare.com Research Watch 2012
Country: Canada
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A long term study found no adverse affects to using genetically modified corn. Sows were fed the corn in short-term, long-term and generational lengths and the health of piglets were tested. No difference in piglet health was noted. The corn was modified to be able to withstand pesticides. Researchers believe pigs are good models for humans, expecting similar results would occur in human consumption of the corn.