Canadian farmer Ross Murray used to grow genetically engineered (GE) canola, until he discovered the GE canola wasn't delivering on its promise and actually became a weed problem itself. "The canola that grew in subsequent years became a weed problem, a weed problem that had to be managed, to be sprayed for," says Ross. (Time: 2:03)
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