Better animal health with non-GMO feed being reported by farmers
(NaturalNews) So if you were to buy in to the fact that GMO feed is a great thing, then why is the demand for non-GMO feed growing at such exponential rates that suppliers are having a hard time keeping up?
Dan Masters, president of Ohio-based Hiland Naturals, which supplies non-GMO and organic soy and non-soy feeds, says his company is seeing 40% growth per month and will open three more facilities by the end of the year. "It's growing by leaps and bounds," said John Yantis, referring to the demand for non-GMO feed. He is the owner and manager of Texas Natural Feeds, which sells non-GMO feeds primarily for chickens. Yantis has reported that his sales have increased from 20 tons per month to 100 this year and says it could soon reach 150 tons.
So what exactly is driving this incredible demand for non-GMO feed?
Better animal health with non-GMO feed being reported by farmers
(NaturalNews) So if you were to buy in to the fact that GMO feed is a great thing, then why is the demand for non-GMO feed growing at such exponential rates that suppliers are having a hard time keeping up?
