Abstract: . . .  history of advancement and adoption of technologies. That history includes pasteurization, x-ray, the internal combustion engine and eventually tractors for fieldwork, electricity and all of the amenities it supports, computers, cell phones… Every technology has its skeptics and critics, and many face strong or even violent opposition…but most would agree that today our world benefits from each of these advancements. The same is and will be true of modern agricultural biotechnology . Nevertheless, all technologies must be developed and used responsibly…and that is exactly what Monsanto aims to do! Page 16 12 Appendix The Market Choices program for corn in the U.S.A. The following is a reproduction of the 2004 Grain Marketing Communication Plan for U.S. corn growers using corn hybrids incorporating specific biotech traits. This form, used by U.S. corn growers, clearly explains the technology’s . . .
. . .  technologies must be developed and used responsibly…and that is exactly what Monsanto aims to do! Page 16 12 Appendix The Market Choices program for corn in the U.S.A. The following is a reproduction of the 2004 Grain Marketing Communication Plan for U.S. corn growers using corn hybrids incorporating specific biotech traits. This form, used by U.S. corn growers, clearly explains the technology’s regulatory and marketing status and records the grower’s use or marketing intent for the grain, consistent with the available choices. Page 17 Page 18 Page 19  . . .
. . .  customers who purchase the co-products, and who annually review an audit of the system. Page 11 OUTLOOK 2004 SPEAKERS PAPERS Speaker Herman Raadsma Program Leader Centre for Advanced Technologies in Animal Genetics & Reproduction Faculty of Veterinary Science University of Sydney Title Prospects for biotechnology in dairy production Session Biotechnology & agriculture 2.00pm Wednesday 3 March National Convention Centre, Canberra Page 12 Prospects for biotechnology in dairy production Herman W Raadsma Centre for Advanced Technologies in Animal Genetics and Reproduction Faculty of Veterinary Science University of Sydney Dairy production in a national and global context • Dairy production is a major contributor to farm exports ($3.2biln, . . .
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