31st March 2010. Commission for Greenpeace International. The GE Free Future Bus is in Hungary as part of a tour to petition for a GE Free Europe. 

Szabo Sandor, employee of Hortobagyi Gemmegorzo non-profit Ltd. He is regularly taking care of the chickens here. The farm is an organic farm in the buffer zone of the Hortobagyi national park which preserves the genes of traditional Hungarian animals. They also produce food for human consumption and organic feed for their animals.

Luxembourg Minister of Agriculture, Mr Schneider, signs the Greenpeace GE Free Future bus for a GE free Europe. Greenpeace hold a press conference today at the start of the European Tour for GE Free Future. Luxembourg ministers of health, environment and agriculture call for a GE free Europe.

The Greenpeace GE Free Future Bus heads to Budapest as part of a European tour to petition for a ban on Genetic Engineering in Europe. 

Driver and logistics co-ordinator Jean-Jaques Schweinzfeier shops for organic fruit in Budapest, a stop for the GE Free Future Bus. The bus is travelling through Europe collecting sigatures in a petition for a GE free Europe.

A busker plays the violin on the underground metro station in Budapest.

Sallai Janosne is a worker at the seed storage of Hortobagyi Gemmegorzo non-profit Ltd, she holds seeds of organic wheat in her hands. The seeds are stored at a separate location until sowing time. The farm is an organic farm in the buffer zone of the Hortobagyi national park which preserves the genes of traditional Hungarian animals. They also produce food for human consumption and organic feed for their animals.

Mezo Jozsef is a tractor driver at Hortobagyi Gemmegorzo non-profit Ltd. The farm is an organic farm in the buffer zone of the Hortobagyi national park which preserves the genes of traditional Hngarian animals. They also produce food for human consumption and organic feed for their animals.

Commission for Greenpeace. Grey cattle, a typical Hungarian breed provide organic meat which goes to German baby food company, Hipp. Hortobagyi Gemmegorzo non-profit Ltd. The farm is an organic farm in the buffer zone of the Hortobagyi national park which preserves the genes of traditional Hngarian animals. They also produce food for human consumption and organic feed for their animals.

Bolye Ferenc is the director of Kishantos Rural Development Centre. He is showing a special weeding machine, used for organic agriculture. This is an alternative to chemical herbicides.

A special weeding machine, used for organic agriculture is seen here at Kishantos Rural Development Centre. This is an alternative to chemical herbicides.

7th April 2010. Roman Centurions sign the petition for a GE Free Future outside the Colosseum in Rome. 

8th April 2010. Carlo Patacconi, the president of Agricoltura Nuova, an organic farm on the outskirts of Rome. He is seen here with olive trees for a small scale production of olive oil. The GE Free Future bus is visiting Italy as part of a petition for a GE free Europe.

10th April 2010. A Greenpeace volunteer gets Perpignan artist Emile Mustacchi, to sign the petition. The GE Free Future bus is in Perpignan, France as part of a tour to petition for a GE free Europe.

10th April 2010. Greenpeace volunteers display an 'OGM NON' sign on top of umberellas outside the Place de la Victoire Castillet. The GE Free Future bus is in Perpignan, France as part of a tour to petition for a GE free Europe.

11th April 2010. Organic farmer Chema Montes at his farm 'Ecohuerto' in Albero Bajo, Huesca. Chema and his wife own the farm which has been running for 5 years. They grow aubergines, salad, cucumbers, peppers, onions, lentils and beans - everything but corn. The food is for human consumption, unlike the surrounded fields which grow GE corn for animal feed. 30% of Spain's GE farming happens in this region. The GE Free Future bus is in Spain, the heart of GE farming in Europe, to petition for a GE Free Future. Spain produces 80% of all GMO in Europe and is home to 76,000 hectares of land used for the cultivation of GE crops.

16th April 2010. Greenpeace activists target the Ministery of Agriculture building in Madrid to deliver a message against GE. The GE Free Future bus is parked outside the buiding and activists surround the entrances with banners.

17th April 2010. Demonstration for a GE-free future of farming and food in Madrid. Greenpeace take to the streets with partner groups and other protestors to call for a GE free future.

17th April 2010. Greenpeace Spain GE campaigner Juan Felipe Carrasco (C) joins the demonstration for a GE-free future of farming and food in Madrid. Greenpeace take to the streets with partner groups and other protestors to call for a GE free future.

17th April 2010. Demonstration for a GE-free future in Madrid. Greenpeace take to the streets with partner groups and other protestors to call for a ban on GE in Europe.