(Mercola.com) -- Two advisory committees creating management plans for cropland owned by Boulder County have voted to phase out the use of genetically modified crops on open space. The policy calls for the county to create a plan for transitioning away from genetically modified organisms in an economically viable way.

GM corn has been grown on some of the cropland owned by the county for a decade. Both the Food and Agriculture Policy Council and the Parks and Open Space Advisory Committee voted 5-4 to phase out GMOs.

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