Hawaiʻi’s genetically modified seed industry has been on the decline for at least a decade, but it is still worth more financially than any other agricultural commodity in the state. Seeds emerged as the state’s strongest cash crop as pineapple and sugarcane production began declining on the islands in the 1990s, with seed values peaking … Continue reading Data Dive: GMO Seed Companies In Hawai‘i Earn More Money With Less Land