Introduction
Background information (interesting facts, statistics, rhetorical questions)
Most plants that are in the agricultural economy already have pesticides before they are genetically modified or put through the engineering process.
Most scientists have estimated that 70% - 80% of the crops grown around the world have been genetically modified.
GMOs are not just inserted in foods, but they are also put in items such as care products or items of clothing.
Thesis Statement : Many people would disagree that GMOs are beneficial around the globe, but GMOs should be included in people’s foods because it causes more solutions rather than issues, such as helping other people in societies worldwide, aiding in the agricultural economy, and adding nutritional value.

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Increased production of food helps people that are starving in third world countries.
With the knowledge that these crops cost less money to grow, it also increases crop yields, and expand how long the food is be able to be eaten before it becomes ripe.
There is no faster way to produce animals and plants.

Genetically modified organisms increase the income obtained in the agricultural economy.
Farmers use genetic engineering to grow their crops.
This is a faster and sufficient way for the development of their foods and it makes it easier for them.
The GMOs assist the farmers with competition they have in the market for agriculture.
With this technology in hand, there are additional improvements to the environment.
Genetically modified crops have allowed farmers to be able to grow these crops increasingly. If the biotechnology for crops were unavailable for farmers that have been using the technology in 2014, being able to maintain the global production levels with the year 2014 would have entailed an extra planting of 7.5 million