Is it against patent to cross pollinate with a patented apple?

@elivings1

Very true gmo is not ready for starters. My callery pear rootstocks made by nature are great but gmo is not that great yet. As an example round up ready soybeans don’t work anymore as well because some weeds have grown immune they are adapting. A fundamental concept in life is to do no harm to fellow human beings in wht we do. Glysophate doesn’t kill those resistant weeds. Now there are claims glysophate harms humans after we used it for years. Our planet has a series of checks and balances. There is a price everytime people attempt to outsmart nature. We are not as advanced as people would have us believe. We have learned a great deal by science but there is much we don’t know. If one gmo apple gets its pollen into our breeding programs it contaminates everything and my many years of work growing non gmo apples will be messed up New Apple Seedling Varieties. Thankfully Kansas is not an apple growing state.

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