New Book: Socio-Economic Considerations in GMO Decision-Making: International Agreements in Context

New Herbicide-Resistant Crops Face Opposition

New Herbicide-Resistant Crops Face Opposition

There has been strong opposition to Dow AgroScience’s application for approval of its “Enlist Duo” GE crops made resistant to 2,4-D and glyphosate. […]

Addressing Injustice Vital to Eradicating Hunger

This paper identifies injustice as the main cause of hunger and makes recommendations on how to address power inequalities in order to bring about a just and sustainable global food system, including opting for agroecological methods of production. […]

Herbicide-Resistant Palmer Amaranth a Growing Threat to U.S. Farms

A particularly robust herbicide-resistant weed called Palmer amaranth which has wreaked havoc on cotton farms in southern USA is spreading throughout the Midwest, threatening farm economies. […]

Herbicide-Resistant Palmer Amaranth a Growing Threat to U.S. Farms

 

 PALMER AMARANTH THREATENS MIDWEST FARM ECONOMY, RESEARCHERS REPORT
September 11th, 2014 | Category: Traits in Agriculture

GM Maize Face Hurdles in Mexico

A Mexican court has upheld an injunction against the further testing or commercialization of GM maize in the country, on the grounds of risk of imminent harm to the environment. […]

GM Maize Face Hurdles in Mexico

 

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Monsanto Meets its Match in the Birthplace of Maize

Mainstreaming Agroecology Requires Fundamental Shift

This paper provides policy recommendations on mainstreaming agroecology, given the growing evidence of its contribution towards sustainable livelihoods, food sovereignty and climate resilience. […]

Organic Food is Nutritionally Far Superior to Non-Organic Produce

A ground-breaking study has found overwhelming evidence that organic food has more nutritional benefits than non-organic food. […]