Farmers call for gene editing to be allowed in Scotland's crops

Farmers have called for gene editing to be allowed for Scotland’s crops as legislation in England moves a step closer.

With an ever changing climate, some are arguing that editing the genes of crops could be a way to mitigate against extreme weather and help bolster food security in a changing climate.

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