In battle over Prop. 37, a tale of two farms

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Two farmers. Two opposite points of view on genetically engineered food.

The divergent opinions of a West Marin dairy farmer and a Fresno County rancher crystallize the debate over Proposition 37, a highly contentious ballot initiative that would require labeling such food. If it passes, California would become the first state to require a “genetically modified” label on a host of food products — from breakfast cereals to tofu.

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