GMO engineer turns organic devotee (true story):

"I used to be a soil biologist and focused on fertilizers and pesticides. When I retired I started to look around and, quite frankly, the organic side of soil biology made more sense than what I had taught.

Industrial agriculture relies on inputs that are good for the chem­i­cal indus­try. Unfortunately, we have evi­dence that inputs are degrad­ing soil bio­di­ver­sity. Industrial agriculture completely ignores the ecology of the soil.

When I was a soil biologist I would look at the biodiversity of the soil. I would see a big difference between industrial farms and organic farms, which had far more species of soil micro­fauna, microscopic “animals” and nematodes, what I call biodiversity.":
http://newhope360.com/trends/gmo-engineer-turns-organic-devotee-true-story?ci...


Posting this as a comment because I'm not on the computer from where I had created this blog. LOL!
Cheers!
Chef Jem