6 New GMO Crops that May Soon Hit Your Dinner TableLisa Garber As stated in their press release, the Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack, envisions transforming the USDA into a high-performing organization that focuses on its customers. Wed like to think that we, the consumers, are those customers. The likes of Monsanto, Dow, and Syngenta, however, would probably disagree. 6 New GMO Crops to Act Against Heres your chance to tell the USDA otherwise. The first two crops on this list have been on the old, slower-track approval process, which allows 60 days for the public to comment. The remaining four are new additions but are on the fast track, meaning we still only have until September 11th of 2012 to have our say before these seeds hit the soil and, maybe, your dinner table. Additional Sources: Explore More: 