Isolation Distances For Maize
Maize is probably the best-studied crop in terms of isolation distances. Yet, recommendations for isolation distances have varied significantly. Under average conditions, the isolation distance may be 25 metres. However, in regions with small non-GM fields (< 1 hectare), or with crops being grown primarily for seed production, the isolation distance may be more than 100 metres.
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