• Portuguese farmers call for more innovative agricultural technologies
• Progress towards developing plants that accomodate climate change
• Why Kenya now looks up to China
• Smarter toxins help crops fight resistant pests
• Weeds threaten cotton crop in Maha Cos work on resistant seeds
• Assessing the Potential Impact of GE Crop Management
• Compositional Variability in Conventional and Glyphosate-Tolerant Soybean
• Welsh farmers 'fight for survival against environment fixated minister'
• Biotech Corn Planting in Portugal May Jump 59%
• State Department: Biotech labeling would scare consumers
• Chinese Order for U.S. Corn
• Govt to release transgenic seeds in 2012
• GM cotton genes found in wild species
• No patents for some stem cell techniques
• Canadian scientists map the cannabis genome

• EcoCerta Biotecnologia Licenses Genetic ID's GMO Testing Technology
• Will EU court ruling on GM-tainted honey affect Canadian producers?
• Novelist Opens Fire On FDA, USDA and GMO Companies
• Pioneer plans to raise corn, soy seed prices
• Sursem SA signs agreement with Monsanto
• World's First 'Blue' Rose Soon Available in US
• Approval of Brazilian Transgenic Beans
• New film: WWF beds with Monsanto
• Philippine Biotechnology Situation and Outlook
• U.K. Gives Consent for Trial of GM Wheat
• How would Swiss consumers decide if they had freedom of choice?
• GM Food Solutions at Risk from Lobbyists
• Evogene and Monsanto mark completion of third year
• Islam supports modern technology  -  experts
• One hundred important questions facing plant science research
• Risk of Regulation or Regulation of Risk?
• Jumping gene enabled key step in corn domestication
• Mendel Trait Technology Advances Towards Commercial Launch
• Francophone West Africa - Agricultural biotechnology
• GM potato blessing for small farmers
• Concerns mount over biotech advisory panel
• Scientists demand GMO for the environment
• Punjab gets Borlaug institute of agriculture
• Insertion of transgene into a specific desired location
• Armenia intends to introduce control mechanisms over the usage of GMO
• Monsanto Profit Forecast Beats Estimates

• Compensating Producers for Unintended Biotech Traits
• Fermentation with Transgenic Yeast Modifies Mycotoxins
• Holland: KeyGene and Wageningen UR launch new R&D facility

• Spain - Agricultural biotechnology, annual report
• How Can High-Quality Seed Be Reproduced?
• Salmonella uses similar mechanism to infect plants and humans
• Organic farm cleared for large solar project
• Foreign company speaks on GM corn field trials
• Maize said capable of adapting to climate
• Monsanto hopes India will clear Bt corn in 3 years 
• Using biotech to increase crop yield, fight food inflation
• Chromatin Reaches First Milestone in Research Collaboration With Dow AgroSciences
• Alaska delegation helps keep engineered salmon off market
• Extension expert says 100-bushel soybeans possible

• High iron and zinc rice
• Monsanto says corn rootworm resistance not spreading
• Honey verdict gums up GM rules
• Researchers uncover genetic link to cattle diseases
• EU court says French GM maize ban was illegal
• Borer moth prompts record sowing of biotech corn
• $11.9M funding for Virus Resistant Cassava
• India: PM may reconsider Bt brinjal
• Traditional Maize Can Cope with Climate Change

• Golden Rice's Feeding Trial Slated
• Lawmakers, farmers, consumers question safety of Golden Rice
• EU court backs German beekeepers in GM pollen case
• Cert ID says sustainable soy standards report 'inaccurate and biased'
• Uganda: Scientists join lobby for biotechnology law
• Taiwan: Government plant patent plan is facing opposition

• Cargill bars Syngenta corn variety at US wet mills
• ADM says only accepts corn approved for use in EU
• Dow AgroSciences unveils herbicide component in its Enlist Weed Control System
• Manipulating plants' circadian clock

• Joint Statement by National Grain and Feed Association
• India: Use of GM Seeds
• Pioneer and ADM announce 2012 Plenish high oleic soy contract
• Researchers identify how insects resist Bt
• Chile - Agricultural biotechnology, annual report
• Brazil: Mozambique Cedes Land to Brazilian Agribusiness
• Unfounded pesticide concerns adversely affect health
• Monsanto seeks OK for low-fat soybean
• Bayer Gets Green Light For GMO Soy Seed

• EnviroLogix's new QuickStix Kit for Vip3A
• Severe Root Damage to Bt Corn Confirmed
• Bayer CropScience Complaint Filed Against Dow AgroSciences
• Nigeria: VC canvasses more biotech research
• Polish minister calls for Europe-wide ban on GM crops
• Africa expected to become growth powerhouse in 2020
• Climate change leads to biodiversity loss

• Tests underway for new HIV drug farmed from GM tobacco plants
• Monsanto Faces Losing Roundup-Ready Soy Market
• Kenya: Biosafety boss sacked in import row
• Kenya: NGOs Plot to Block New GMO Laws
• Specialized mosquitoes may fight tropical disease

• Reliv and Soy Labs form joint R&D partnership
• Food giants clash over access to China
• Kenya: Labelling Guidelines to Be Developed for GMOs
• Poland: President vetoes genetically modified seeds law
• Artificial life forms could bring life to Mars

• Approval for Liberty Link Soybeans in Argentina
• Federoff: Engineering food for all
• First Three-Gene, Herbicide-Tolerant Soybean
• Syngenta Sues Bunge for Refusal to Accept GM Corn
• Bunge Responds to Syngenta Suit
• Cut Greenpeace concessions: Joyce
• Ancestors began cooking 1.9 million years ago
• Three Waves of Evolutionary Innovation

• Vietnam: Genetically modified maize successfully tested
• France - Agricultural biotechnology, annual report
• Russian Federation - Agricultural biotechnology, annual report
• Argentina - Agricultural biotechnology, annual report
• University of Missouri completes first drought simulator
• George Soros is selling gold and buying farmland

• South Africa - Agricultural biotechnology, annual report
• Poland: President delays signing GMO seed law
• Boulder County advisory group leans toward GMO crops
• Medicinal Genomics Sequences the Cannabis Genome

• India's biodiversity agency to sue Monsanto
• Govt allows study of several GM food crops
• Database to select promoters for plant transgenesis
• Kenya: GM maize imports are now legal
• Brazil - Agricultural biotechnology, annual report
• Jamaica: Big support for GM foods
• Salk Institute named global leader in plant biology
• Rapid evolution within single crop-growing season
• SemBioSys Genetics awarded key U.S. patent
• DuPont, lab in Mexico partner for corn project
• Battleground sizzles over GM crops
• US farming groups hit back at activists
• Is Evolution Predictable?
• A drug that could kill most viruses?

• Two summonsed in wake of GM wheat raid
• Namibia to Implement Biosafety Regulations

• Phillippines: Bt cotton expected in 2012
• 'Few technologies could survive' flawed review process
• California: GMO labeling initiative
• India: Chhattisgarh says no to GM crop trials
• Australia: GM legal battle looms
• US: Lawsuit To Uproot GE Crops

• EFSA launches consultation on food derived from GM animals
• Creve Coeur To Be U.S. Home For Biotech Firm From India
• GM grain contamination fears in WA
• China: GM crops still wait for harvest
• Growers, scientists up against spate of threats
• State secretary meets with Monsanto reps over GMO
• Australia - 49,000 tons of canola unsold

• New Tools to Protect Soybeans From Pests
• Farmers seek speedy clearance for Biotech Regulatory Bill
• Building Blocks of DNA Found in Meteorites from Space
• Purdue Scientist Urges Government Ruling on Genetically Engineered Salmon

• Please support the commercial release of GM bean
• Monsanto eyes Brazil, China for strong growth
• Bt variety eyed to save local cotton industry
• Why plant 'clones' aren't identical
• Apoptosis-related genes confer resistance to Fusarium wilt
• Farmer suicides reduced by biotech
• Churches at odds over GMOs in Kenya
• Kenya: Officials stop offloading of alleged GMO maize
• Baxters 'violated' by anti-GM film-maker
• GPA concerned by GM case 'prejudice'
• Fined Greenpeace activists claim abuse 
• Safe Food fights GM

• Monsanto launching its first biotech sweet corn
• Paraguay aims to grow more cotton using GMO seeds
• Belarus plans to launch GMO site in 2012
• China's Counterfeiters Get Seedy
• Vietnam to grow genetically modified corn

• Overseas firms gain edge as U.S. biotech approvals lag
• Brazil Sets New Record in the Adoption of Transgenic Crops
• Syngenta receives Japanese and Mexican import approvals
• GM Crops are Essential Innovation in Japanese Agriculture
• Seed Patent Expiration to Be a Major Issue
• UK: Shoppers back GM
• USDA allows extra specialty sugar imports
• Dietary Exposure to Pesticide Residues
• Emerging Salmonella strain sparks concern

• US EPA Approves New Syngenta Corn Trait Stack
• European Food Safety Authority launches updated guidance
• Researchers Discover Method to Decrease Harmful Cyanogens
• Bishops in Kenya take new stance on genetically modified foods
• GM wheat not rejected: NAWG
• Trade groups tell Congress: Stay out of FDA salmon probe
• GMObelus Quiz Launched

• Dow AgroSciences acquires a Pacific Northwest wheat breeding company
• US Sets Record for "Exceptional Drought" in July
• Argentina Plans to Begin Exporting Corn to China With 2011-2012 Crop
• Dissatisfied With RSPO, Malaysia Begins Planning Its Own Palm Oil Certification Scheme
• Nigeria: FG Promises to Tackle Food Shortage Through Biotech
• Elsevier Introduces Genome Viewer
• Farmer suicides reduced by biotech
• Second confined GM field tests approved at Miyazaki University
• Kenya: Two have died of hunger, Mutua told
• Sea Shepherd vessel detained in Shetland Islands
• European subsidies starving Africa: Kevin Rudd
• Ongoing global biodiversity loss
• Whole Foods employee's rant goes viral
• Tree-huggery becomes thuggery
• When drought becomes famine: the role of politics

• Stability in the Composition Equivalence of Grain

• Comment period for draft environmental assessment for drought tolerant corn
• 1st large-scale map of a plant's protein network
• India: GM forum flays mandatory prior nod of states
• UW eco-arson suspect pleads not guilty
• Australian farmer sues neighbours over GM crops
• Hungary further constrains GMO cropping

• EFSA guidance on the submission of applications for authorisation of genetically modified food and feed
• Gene-modified soybean seed to boost SA crops
• Reproductive performance of transgenic Atlantic salmon

• Deciphering evolution of life on land
• Habitat loss imperils monarch butterflies
• Hungary to penalize planting, distribution of GMO seeds
• FAO starts livestock biodiversity management fund

• Monoclonal antibody produced from GM plants
• Farmers covet control as Wheat Board monopoly slated to end
• Monsanto appeals against destruction of corn
• Traditional Knowledge, Folkore Treaty Texts Still Advancing At WIPO
• WWF accused of failing to regulate timber scheme

• Police raid Greenpeace over crops
• GM wheat trials to 'forge ahead'
• Hungarian officials find more banned GMO corn seed

• Greenpeace Australia raided over GM wheat action
• Papaya vandals must be stopped
• Efficient Generation of Transgenic Pigs
• USDA economist: Hard to pin crop number on climate
• Kenya: State Plans Drive to Popularise GMOs
• Mahyco bets on genetically modified okra & rice
• Philippines: Bt Talong field trial
• Scientists in Norwich voice frustration
• Video: NRB Airs 'Resisting the Green Dragon'

• Anti-HIV drug made by GM plants
• Column: Future of Bt brinjal
• COA equips Taiwan agriculture with biotech capability
• DENR exec pushes for GMOs in food production
• Impact of Bt cotton on pesticide poisoning
• FBR Threatens to Expel Greenpeace
• Farcical hit on science
• A damaging ploy by GM denialists
• Greenpeace goes too far
• Greenpeace? More like Green war
• Greenpeace banned from posting on Twitter
• Biofuel demand in US driving higher food prices

• Ghana: Biotech lab for agric research to be operational in November
• Destroyed crops posed no risk
• SAFF condemns Greens' crop trial destruction
• Kenya: Publishing Rules On GMO Imports Starts
• Kenya: MPs Plan to Block GMO Maize Imports

• Monsanto seeks to suspend forced destruction of maize
• Food companies' supply chains "at risk" from new GMO feed rules
• Kenya Health Ministry emphasises on GM food labelling
• Genetic research confirms that non-Africans are part Neanderthal

European Parliament Committee on Social Affairs, Draft Opinion for the Committee on Energy, Research and Technology on Matters Relating to Biotechnology 

Drafted by Benedikt Haerlin 

May 14, 1986

The document discloses a program to impose trade sanctions on African nations which permit field trials or commercial releases of GM crops, and to finance efforts to encourage European rejection of agricultural biotechnology; drafted by the man who, as a member of Greenpeace, later threatened the destruction of field trials of Golden Rice.

• Indonesia: Protesters Protest Greenpeace
• Australia: Greenpeace blasted for GM vandalism
• The sad, sad demise of Greenpeace
• Video: Vandana Shiva on Marie Mason
• USDA seeks comment on assessment for GM soybean
• Kenya: Cabinet clears GM maize imports
• Hungary to continue battle against GM seeds
• Peru: Detecting adventitious transgenic events in maize

• India: Pleased with the exit of Jairam Ramesh
• Peru wavers on ten-year halt to GM imports
• Video: Kenya: GMO confusion
• Kenya: House team warns of school food riots
• Biologists discover protein complex that regulates plant growth
• Climate adaptation of rice
• Major breakthrough on how viruses infect plants
• Weed scientists report new herbicide resistant weed populations
• UK: Organic food ad banned by ASA
• Greenpeace attacks Canberra GM wheat crop
• Video: Protesters destroy GM wheat crop
• Germany: "Brutal, targeted attack"

• Simplot Company Announces New Technology
• Breeding Procedure Speeds Up Winter Wheat Variety Development
• Cabinet Reshuffle: India's Environment After Jairam Ramesh
• A Call to Counter 'Fringe' Food Activist Groups
• Outdoor field trials destroyed by 'brutal' activists in Germany
• Africa is not a place for GMOs - Maina

• Syngenta's Growing Pains
• Video: DuPont Non-GMO-Soy
• Minnesota Grower Talks Biotech Wheat
• Ramesh re-writes rules of GM game
• Hormone plays key role in determining the size and shape of plants
• Production of Human Protein in Algae
• Small RNA component of the transcriptome from grain stems
• One potato genome unravelled, three to go
• GMO maize ploughed under throughout Hungary
• Aussie bounty on wild camels
• Video: 'Silence of the Panda'

• Evolution and domestication of seed structure
• Invigorating plants
• RNA component of the transcriptome from grain and sweet sorghum
• The truth about GM crops in Peru
• Dodia calls for resumption of GMO debate
• India: Field trial of GM crops only after state govt''s prior nod
• Greenpeace faults Kenya on GMO maize imports
• Banned GMO corn found in west Hungary
• Book: Watermelons: The Green Movement's True Colors
• Greenpeace Wheat Propaganda - Nothing More Than Fiction
• Fugitive linked to ecoterrorist firebomb arrested

• Phalanx Biotech Group Launches Rice Genome OneArray
• ConAgra sued for labelling oils '100% natural'
• More investments in non-staples urged
• Judge says GMO opponents' motion too early
• Rust resistance key to organic wheat survival
• India: GEAC mandates prior state govt okay
• EU trade barriers come under fire at WTO
• Kenya: GMOs to Be Labelled
• Federal Government Should Support Biotechnology Industry
• The baseless campaign against GM food

• Nations finally agree on GM food labelling
• BASF Said to Consider Genetically Modified Crop Exit in Germany
• Turkey: Genetically modified corn seized at port customs
• MEPs back plans to 'ignore' GM science
• Kenya: Importation of GM Maize to Start Next Week
• GM wheat report anger
• Low Iodine Levels In Organic Milk

• Next livestock virus targeted for eradication
• Pope calls for an end to speculation on the hungry
• Environs Prompt Advantageous Gene Mutations As Plants Grow
• Doubled haploid technology brings promise to wheat breeders
• US says it won't regulate Scotts biotech bluegrass
• Bayer to Settle GMO Rice Suits for $750 Million
• 'Ill-defined, irrational and costly' GM approval process
• Seed corn growers' detasseling ritual may become passe
• Origin of life: cooperative evolution
• Network Regulates the Heterosis of Yield-Correlated Traits
• Hunger crisis rekindles debate over GM maize
• Kenya approves law to allow GM crops
• GM crops save billion kg of CO2 gas emissions
• Secret war between Tony Blair and Prince Charles
• Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior III takes shape
• GM Crop Saboteurs Go Free in France

• Take cotton success story forward
• UN calls for transgenic corn ban
• Medicago truncatula under salt stress

• Amvac, Monsanto Announce Crop Protection Collaboration
• Soon, tomato-flavoured groundnut
• sunTILL: a TILLING resource for gene function analysis in sunflower
• Regulation blocking genetically engineered food animal development, report finds
• BIO Convention -- Missing Protesters, Frankenswine, and BioSurveillance

• Scientist honoured for contribution to eradication of cattle plague
• BASF and Embrapa announce a cooperation agreement
• Monsanto 3rd-quarter net income nearly doubles
• Puerto Rico will get boost from Monsanto expansion
• China to spend $308B, gain 1M new jobs in 5-year biotech plan
• Irradiating organic food would save lives
• Flax: Ancient Plant with Modern Potential
• Video: GMO Maize: a practical coexistence experiment in Flanders
• Decoding Genomes Of Microbe Ecosystems
• Man-made meat may be just around the corner, say scientists
• Bolivia moves to end dependence on foreign seed firms
• Stewart Brand reviews "Environmentalism for THIS century"

• UN food boss brings street cred to new job
• Pioneer Hi-Bred corn deregulated
• Monsanto seeks approval for GM soy
• India: PTTC working on transgenic variety of groundnut
• Fate of 'uncontacted' tribal people in rainforest

• Europe: Questions and answers on the low level presence (LLP) of GMOs in feed imports
• DA builds CL biotech farms
• Australia: Human trial of GM wheat crop to go ahead
• Scientists reject human trials of GM wheat
• A comparison of soil and water properties in organic and conventional farming systems 
• Brazil's Graziano elected chief of UN food agency
• Kenya: Maize shortage plays into hands of genetically modified food advocates
• The great migration, from farm to city
• Merrigan to Lead U.S. Delegation to 37th FAO Ministerial Conference
• Vilsack Announces Appointments to the Advisory Committee on Biotechnology
• Silk reaffirms commitment to using North American soybeans

• EU allows unapproved GM material in feed imports
• Kenya: State Allows Millers to Import GMO Maize
• Needed: A biotech regulator
• Illinois Farmer Sees Potential in Chinese Corn Crop
• Opinion: The great population shift from farm to city
• Synthetic collagen from maize has human properties
• Arizona death may be linked to European E. coli
• GM marijuana problem growing in Colombia

• Federal Officials Approve Monsanto Phosphate Mine in Idaho
• Drought tolerant GM wheat makes great progress in China
• All wheat varieties will have to be replaced
• Let's Reverse 25 Years Of Flawed Agbiotech Regulation
• GM cloud hangs over responsible soy scheme

• The 2011 World Food Prize Laureates
• UK and Brazil strengthen science and innovation links
• Analysis - Brazil brings farming muscle to corn and cotton
• Genetically Engineered Foods Commentary
• Pampanga site of 1st Rice Biotech farm
• Trial of anti-aphid GM wheat awaits government green light
• An open letter to the green movement
• Save the global economy, save the planet
• Greenpeace director banned from Greenland

• First Certified Soy Trading
• Amvac, Monsanto Announce Crop Protection Collaboration

• Monsanto conditionally allows volunteer canola harvest in 2011
• Corn Stocks Plunge as China Adds Brazil-Sized Crop to Usage
• Bt brinjal and its discontents
• Consumer Watchdogs Fiddled While European Food Safety Burned
• Junk Science Week: Toxic terrorists ignore organic food threat
• Nuclear energy as green and safe as organic food

• French activist Bove pushes green agenda in Poland
• Commentary: Fighting the faux fish fears
• N Chandra Mohan: Bt brinjal and its discontents

• USDA's Agricultural Research Service Announces Scientist of the Year
• New Program Boosts Support for Plant Scientists at Critical Time
• Monsanto Wants Triple Damages Against Mississippi Farm Supply Company
• Early agriculture affected health badly
• Experimental gene crops a public risk, must be halted

• Monsanto's new SmartStax refuge-in-a-bag hybrids sold fast
• DuPont delays seed in soybean spat
• GM rice spreads, prompts debate in China
• Unique gene combinations control tropical maize response to day lengths
• New DNA analysis thousand times more sensitive
• Cellular trash turns out to be treasure
• Clearance for Phage-Based E. coli Food Safety Technology
• International project on sustainable development of rice
• A fight over the future of farming
• Bills to force GM, palm oil labelling
• Woman pleads guilty for role in arson at UW
• Egypt denies importing Israeli 'cancer-causing' tomatoes

• Europe's GM barrier is 'starving the poor'
• Genome Offers Clue To Functions Of Destructive Wheat Fungus
• An effective virus-based gene silencing method
• Scotts unveils eradication plan for GMO bentgrass

• Monsanto and Farming Communities reduce child labour on farms
• GangaGen developing a phage-derived recombinant protein to target E.coli
• Scientists develop open-source genome analyzer
• Argentine Lab Cow Has Human Hoofprint
• Book: Transgenic Horticultural Crops
• Bolivia to pass new transgenics law
• Rising Food Prices Now 'Matter of Life and Death'
• E.coli Raises Issues for Food Authority Approvals
• Europe's Organic Food Scare
• Organic Foods Buyers See Safety in Worms
• California Ballot Initiative Hightlights Competing Interests on GMOs
• Council GE move prompts cheer

• E.coli found in bean sprout package-German officials
• Scientists make low-acrylamide potatoes
• Govt red signal for field-trial of genetically-modified rice
• Greenpeace vows to go on after Cairn case
• Life Technologies Signs Exclusive License Agreement for TAL Effector Technology
• Genome sequence could reveal 'Achilles' heels' of important wheat disease

• BASF ups ante in race to develop plant-sourced EPA/DHA
• Fate of Cry1Ab Protein in Agricultural Systems
• GMOS Banned From Peru for 10 Years

• Monsanto signs royalty deals with Argentine farmers
• Philippines to Offer Corn Plantation Areas to Foreign Investors
• Chinese engineer GM cows to produce human milk
• Asia Pulp & Paper Challenges Greenpeace Attack

• Genetic test for European E. coli outbreak
• Irradiation Underused To Fight E. Coli In Foods
• Research to reduce crop loss from Striga weed in Africa
• Codex abandons definition and labelling work on GMOs
• Pakistan: BT corn needs govt approval
• Bolivia switches on modified foods ban
• GEAC meet delay may put off trial plans for GM crops
• ABLE-AG makes a plea for early meeting of GEAC
• Video: Patrick Moore on GMO, Sustainable Energy & Pop Environmentalism
• Organic expert receives chilly reception at "coexistence" conference

• "Potato activist" sacked by Leuven University
• Sadc 'unites' in policy on genetic crops

• Greenpeace Violators Of Bt Eggplant Trial To Be Prosecuted
• A new pathosystem to study Fusarium head blight
• Cryptic Mutations Could Be Evolution's Hidden Fuel
• E.coli hysteria causes leaders to make damaging decisions

• US: Text of Bill to Expedite Approval of Biotech Products
• NAFTA dispute over Quebec 2,4-D ban settled
• Impacts of GE Crops on Biodiversity
• World's biggest rice exporter sets GE-free rice policy
• Australia's first cloned horse kicks up controversy
• Africa's Green Revolution may be a long time coming
• Extra security for Genetically Modified Poplars
• Family Farmers Amplify Legal Complaint Against Monsanto GMOs
• Deadly bacteria may mimic human proteins to evolve antibiotic resistance

• How Plants Control the Formation of Wood Cells
• Parental Conflict in Plants: Maternal Factors Silence Paternal Genes
• Researchers identify palm gender genome

• DuPont sees increased seed market share
• Farmers express reservations over GM corn plan
• GM wheat trial begins amid secrecy
• Local farmers question the economic benefit of organic label
• Climate change, BT challenges for agriculture: Swaminathan
• EU rules on biofuel concern soybean growers
• Report: Sweden would benefit from GM food
• Belgium: Activists destroy genetically modified crops

• Attempt to speed up approval of biotech crops
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• Ag Coalition Says Antibiotic Facts Are on Its Side

• Syngenta receives approval for Agrisure Viptera in Argentina
• 'Sweet wheat' for tastier and more healthful baking
• Non-GM canola fetches price premium over GM
• Brazil's Search for Transgenic Drought-Resistant Soy, Bean, Cotton,
• FDA petitioned to complete environmental impact review for AquaBounty salmon
• Dr. Roger Beachy, Director of USDA's National Institute for Agriculture, gets scientific view of biotechnology in France
• Mozambique Plans to Revise GMO Regulations
• MEPs consider animal protein reintroduction

• Risk Management Agency Approves Genuity Smartstax Rib Complete
• European Food Safety Authority launches updated guidance
• Monsanto Dangles New Seeds In Push To Collect Argentina Royalties
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• Court dismisses biobeet appeal at backers' request
• Ceres Plans IPO to Challenge Monsanto in Modified Seeds
• 'GM crops can help meet food demand'
• Activists held in 'Frankenfood' spuds raid

• Syngenta to build $71 million seed genetics resesarch center
• USGC finds growing market potential in Turkey
• Toxic pesticides from GM food crops found in unborn babies
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• Philippine lawmakers urge students to take up agricultural sciences
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• Farmers, stakeholders join workshop on crop biotech communication
• New Crichton novel, 'Micro,' coming in fall
• Bt Brinjal to be studied for its medicinal and nutritional qualities

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• Argentina eager to sell corn to China
• Philippines: Bio-engineered cabbages may invade La Trinidad
• Tanzania: Government cautioned over new investments in GMOs
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• Zimbabwe cotton hopes for GMO boost
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• Global population is set to peak
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• Obama administration to approve drought-resistant GM corn 
• Whole Foods Responds to GMO Concerns, Protester Arrests

• China: State-of-the-Art Seed Production Center Doubles Seed Production Capacity
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• India: Environment ministry to review field trials of all GM crops
• India: Maharashtra say no to Bt cotton seed price hike
• Ukrainian Government proposes to strengthen responsibility of sales of products with GMOs
• U.S. Department of Agriculture prepares draft environmental assessment for drought tolerant corn
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• The audacity of genetically modified foods
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• Perennial corn holds hope for cutting environmental damage
• Genome Duplication Encourages Rapid Adaptation of Plants
• Africa: New Body to Strengthen Continent's Seed Market
• EU seeks to steer CAP money to biodiversity protection
• Judge rules sugar beet steckling case moot
• Purdue, China Agricultural University Sign Research Agreement to Address Global Food Security
• Kingdom Zephyr Expands in Nigeria as Carlyle, Vital Raise African Funds
• Canada: Tory majority means wheat board monopoly probably dead 
• Herbicide-tolerant traits vital for agriculture
• Video: Dr. Don Huber, on Roundup, GMOs and New Organism and Threats to U.S. Agriculture
• Video: Walter & Tandoori Genetically Modified Vegetable

• India: Farmers sore over low supply of Bt cotton seeds
• Ukraine: Oilseeds and Products Annual
• Bayer CropScience: 'We see great potential for growth in India'
• South Africa: Genetically modified seed factory opened
• Genetic study says China source of rice

• Beachy resigns as National Institute of Food and Agriculture Director
• India: Madhya Pradesh minister bans 'non-veg' GM seeds
• India: Pesticide industry sees European link behind ban on endosulfan
• India: Farmers complain of shortage of Bt cotton seed in Pb, Haryana
• Bt corn offers benefit to non-transgenic growers
• Philippines: Sanggunian approves Bt eggplant trial at UPLB
• Flood-tolerant rice plants can also survive drought
• Organic Foods Renew Stoop Labor

• Syngenta offers first 'water-optimized' technology for corn
• Strong Demand for Roundup Ready Alfalfa
• Icrisat teams up with VCs to incubate 40 agri startups
• China to limit corn use in non-animal-feed projects
• South Korea's Food Security Alarm
• Metabolomics Insight into Desiccation Tolerance in Plants
• It Is a Long Way to GM Agriculture
• Sustainable Food's Biggest Problem: No Definition

• India: GM crop: MP govt says no to field trials
• India: No decision taken at experts meet on Bt Brinjal
• India: Gujarat Cotton Seeds Act invalid: HC
• India: Cotton seed scarcity raises several questions
• US: GMO corn, soybean get Fed approval on wildlife land
• Peru: Lima to declare itself a GMO-free zone
• US: Friends of the Earth Received Narrow Financial Support Says a Study by The Kahuna Institute
• US: Organic Valley identified as secret funder of 'FrogTV' pesticide scare campaign

• Mexico Streamlines Rules for Using GMOs
• Analysis: Commodity boom long lasting
• Living barrier covers corn/soybean seed to protect from nematodes
• Green honor cites biotech pesticides
• Big business of biodiversity is dependent on seed

• India: A new patron for biotech industry
• DuPont 1st quarter 2011 business segment performance
• Brazil - The soy harvest
• Africa Still Debating GMOs' Pros And Cons
• Aging Farmer Population Threatens U.S. Food Supply
• Effects of genetically modified T2A-1 rice on faecal microflora of rats during 90 day supplementation
• Water molecules characterize the structure of DNA genetic material
• High Serum Omega 3 Levels Linked to Increased Risk of Aggressive Prostate Cancer
• Monsanto Will Soon Be Allowed To Police Itself

• USDA Publishes Genome Sequences To Help Reduce Crop Damage Losses
• US: Who Should Conduct Biotech Crop Assessments?
• UK study says nanotech food faces uphill battle
• Pioneer seed outlook 'never stronger'
• Pioneer pins high hopes on GM seeds in Vietnam
• Australia: Canola to produce omega-3
• After Soybeans, Corn's Flaky China Market
• Biotech communication off the press: "Communication Challenges and Convergence in Crop Biotechnology"
• US: It takes $20 million to to remake the image of American farmers and ranchers
• Study slams UK media for unsubstantiated dietary info
• Dr. Patrick Moore "How Greenpeace turned its back on science"
• Executive Director of Greenpeace USA, Phil Radford, Says Too Much Emphasis on Environmental Policy and Lobbying
• Atomic Gardens, the Biotechnology of the Past, Can Teach Lessons About the Future of Farming
• Is Your Teenager Suffering from Orthorexia Nervosa?

• India: Gujarat govt permits companies to raise Bt cotton seed prices
• US: Largest Organic Milk Bottler Accused of Misrepresenting Products
• Ukraine: Parliament approves law on organic farming
• Europe scorns "supersalmon" as GM battle widens
• Money not the problem in US climate debate

• US: Federal judge merges two biotech beet cases
• Quest For New Plant Protection Substances Mirrors Search For New Drugs
• Polyploidization increases meiotic recombination frequency in Arabidopsis
• Evolution can cause a rapid reduction in genome size
• Remote seed bank at center of biotech debate
• Can Hobbyists and Hackers Transform Biotechnology?
• What's your gut type?

• Joint China-Brazil agricultural lab established
• Commission publishes report on socio-economic aspects of GMO cultivation in Europe
• Annual report the EFSA Scientific Network for Risk Assessment of GMOs
• Survey offers RR alfalfa planting indications

• BASF announces plans to work directly with farmers in the Nile and Middle East region
• U.S. cotton responds to Turkish GMO regulations
• Starting a Food Revolution
• Expiration of biotech crop patents - Issues for growers
• South Korea Buys 30,000 Tons of Chinese, Canadian non-GM Soybeans

• BASF buys rights to another GMO potato
• Analyst Research on Yongye International and Monsanto
• Bayer CropScience and DuPont Announce Canola Trait Licensing Agreement
• Transgenic soya beans: economic implications for EU livestock sector
• Scotland: GM ban will cost us dear, warns expert
• UK: Some restaurants are not informing customers about ingredients in oil
• Ukraine introduces measures to strengthen state control over GM content
• USDA: China - Biotechnology - Annual 2010
• Filtering out Pesticides With Genetically Modified Bacteria
• Why focus on indigenous seeds?
• IRRI gets $10.3-M grant from Gates Foundation
• EU 'failing to acknowledge benefits of GMs'
• Allergenicity Assessment of Genetically Modified Plants Used in Foods
• Organic farmers get second shot at USDA program
• Australia: All food may be labelled as containing GM
• India: Vandana Shiva to launch drive against Endosulfan

• New Golden Rice Partners Join Forces Against Vitamin A Deficiency
• Monsanto and Atlas Venture Enter Alliance to Invest in Innovative Life Sciences Companies
• A research EU project on high quality startch in potatio tubers
• US: Environmental assessment for determination of nonregulated status for altered color roses

• BASF has no plans to buy Monsanto: sources
• EU: Dali confirms separate proposal on cloning
• EU countries should be able to ban GMOs on environmental grounds - MEPs
• China grants approval for testing of GM cows for human milk
• Agriculture continues to be boosted by the contribution of biotech crops
• Bolivia enshrines natural world's rights with equal status for Mother Earth

• Europe: Environment Committee strengthens legal grounds for cultivation bans
• Romania: Agriculture Minister Valeriu Tabara: I hope we receive approval for growing GM soybeans after 2012
• Transgenic soya beans: economic implications for EU livestock sector
• Canada: Wheat Board monopoly familiar fodder as parties debate agriculture policy
• Most damaging disease to canola crops sequenced for first time
• Germany: Food Companies Say No to Genetically Modified Potatoes
• Russian Scientists Link H1N1 to GMO Foods

• Cellectis licenses novel biotech method
• Monsanto completes U.S. regulatory registration for Genuity SmartStax RIB Complete
• Florida: Grant buys biotech tools for schools
• Canada: Greens call for ban on federal GMO research
• Anti-GMO Camp in Canada Breathes Sigh of Relief
• US: Ag secretary asks industry to consider insurance fund for drift
• Do Organic Food Labels Mislead Consumers?
• Organic food claims of superiority prove unsubstantiated
• Warmists and the Organic Farming Activists
• South Africa: Anger over GM loophole
• The loaded ethics of DNA hacking