This article calls for a new vision for agriculture and science; one where there is agricultural diversification and where agricultural R&D is reoriented towards diverse local conditions and needs, and farmers’ knowledge. […]
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The proceedings of the GenØk-TWN International Conference on Modern Biotechnologies: Sustainable Innovation and Regulatory Needs (Penang, 7-10 November 2012) examines the key issues and main recommendations put forward. […] Spain may become the first country in the EU to introduce GE animals if it approves the application of British biotech company, Oxitec, to release GE olive flies in a field trial. […] New Book Release
This is the compilation of papers from the 2nd Scientific Conference organised by ENSSER, Tara Foundation and TWN, in conjunction with the 6th Meeting of the Parties to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety in 2012. […] A new study finds GM rice-weed hybrids fitter and possibly able to out-compete wild relatives. This demonstrates the risk of GM crops extending beyond the farm and harming genetic diversity in the environment. […] Item 1 Genetically modified crops pass benefits to weeds Jane Qiu Glyphosate is the world’s most popular herbicide applied not only on farms but also in forests, parks, public spaces and gardens. For years, industry has claimed that glyphosate is minimally toxic to humans but new studies indicate otherwise. […] Item 1 August 22nd, 2013 | Category: Traits in Agriculture |
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