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Interesting facts about soybeans | Just Fun Facts
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GRAIN | Twelve years of GM soya in Argentina - a disaster for people and the environment
Zarate, Argentina. 19th Apr, 2018. Argentine producer Jose Maria Coarasa checks soybean plants affected by the drought in recent months in Zarate, in Buenos Aires province, Argentina, on April 19, 2018. The
Engineer Jose Plazibat looks at soybean plants at a field in the city of Chacabuco, April 24, 2013. Food demand is rising and the South American country is a natural grains exporter.
