Biotechnology can really help with growing better crops that are good for our planet. But there are some problems that get in the way. Let’s break them down:

1. Loss of Genetic Diversity:
   Using biotechnology often means planting just one type of crop over and over. This can lead to fewer different kinds of plants. When there are fewer types, crops can get sick more easily because they can’t defend themselves against diseases.

2. Pests Becoming Resistant:
   If we depend too much on crops that are changed by biotechnology, pests can learn to fight off these changes. This means the special traits we wanted in those crops won't work as well anymore.

3. Public Concerns:
   Many people are unsure about genetically modified organisms (GMOs). This makes them hesitant to use new technologies that could actually help us.

What Can We Do?

• We need to teach people about the good things biotechnology can bring.
• We can also mix traditional crop breeding methods with biotechnology. This way, we can create crops that are stronger and can handle challenges better.