Bill who putters writes:

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Billy wrote:

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"Steve Peek" writes:

The whole idea of saving the best for the next generation of seeds
resides on a delicate thread . Seed viability can be lost in a few
years if GMO's interlope. Control of viable seeds is removed from the
end users and placed in the hands of a few corporations.
I wonder how many GMO seeds are deposited the Norwegian Seed Bank?
I'd guess none and wonder why.

Good guess:

http://www.redicecreations.com/article.php?id=2126

About 2/3 of the way down.

Since they only have about a third of all current crops I guess they
think they don't need them. Of course the GMO companies have their
own seed banks.