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October 24, 2011
- 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
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October 7, 2011
- 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
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September 13, 2011
- Compensating Producers for Unintended Biotech Traits
- Fermentation with Transgenic Yeast Modifies Mycotoxins
- Holland: KeyGene and Wageningen UR launch new R&D facility
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September 12, 2011
- 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
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September 8, 2011
- 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
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September 7, 2011
- 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
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September 2, 2011
- 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
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September 1, 2011
- 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
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August 26, 2011
- 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
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August 25, 2011
- 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
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August 24, 2011
- 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
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August 23, 2011
- 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
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August 19, 2011
- 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
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August 18, 2011
- 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
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August 17, 2011
- 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?
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August 12, 2011
- Two summonsed in wake of GM wheat raid
- Namibia to Implement Biosafety Regulations
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August 11, 2011
- 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
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August 10, 2011
- 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
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August 9, 2011
- 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
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August 8, 2011
- 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
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August 5, 2011
- 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
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August 4, 2011
- 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
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August 3, 2011
- 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
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August 1, 2011
- 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
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July 29, 2011
- Stability in the Composition Equivalence of Grain
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July 28, 2011
- 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
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July 27, 2011
- 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
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July 26, 2011
- 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
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July 25, 2011
- 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
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July 22, 2011
- Police raid Greenpeace over crops
- GM wheat trials to 'forge ahead'
- Hungarian officials find more banned GMO corn seed
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July 21, 2011
- 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'
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July 20, 2011
- 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
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July 19, 2011
- 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
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July 18, 2011
- 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
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July 15, 2011
- 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
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July 14, 2011
- 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"
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July 12, 2011
- 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
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July 11, 2011
- 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'
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July 8, 2011
- 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
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July 7, 2011
- 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
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July 6, 2011
- 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
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July 5, 2011
- 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
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July 1, 2011
- Take cotton success story forward
- UN calls for transgenic corn ban
- Medicago truncatula under salt stress
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June 30, 2011
- 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
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June 29, 2011
- 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"
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June 28, 2011
- 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
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June 27, 2011
- 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
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June 24, 2011
- 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
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June 23, 2011
- 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
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June 22, 2011
- 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
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June 21, 2011
- First Certified Soy Trading
- Amvac, Monsanto Announce Crop Protection Collaboration
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June 20, 2011
- 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
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June 17, 2011
- French activist Bove pushes green agenda in Poland
- Commentary: Fighting the faux fish fears
- N Chandra Mohan: Bt brinjal and its discontents
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June 16, 2011
- 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
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June 15, 2011
- 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
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June 14, 2011
- 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
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June 13, 2011
- 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
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June 10, 2011
- 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
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June 9, 2011
- 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
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June 8, 2011
- 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
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June 7, 2011
- 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
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June 6, 2011
- "Potato activist" sacked by Leuven University
- Sadc 'unites' in policy on genetic crops
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June 3, 2011
- 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
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June 2, 2011
- 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
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May 31, 2011
- How Plants Control the Formation of Wood Cells
- Parental Conflict in Plants: Maternal Factors Silence Paternal Genes
- Researchers identify palm gender genome
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May 30, 2011
- 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
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May 27, 2011
- Attempt to speed up approval of biotech crops
- Food Derived From Herbicide-Tolerant, High Oleic Acid Soybean
- Ag Coalition Says Antibiotic Facts Are on Its Side
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May 26, 2011
- 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
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May 25, 2011
- 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
- A Biotech Fish Story
- Pesticides and GMOs are Croatians´ biggest food fears
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May 24, 2011
- 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
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May 23, 2011
- 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
- Initial field test results GM poplars: bioethanol yield almost doubled
- Ten great public health achievements: United States, 2001 to 2010
- Philippine lawmakers urge students to take up agricultural sciences
- Europe: New plant breeding techniques. State-of-the-art and prospects for commercial development
- Risky potato plan mashed by activists
- Work With RNA Silencing and Plant Stem Cells
- Organic food helps people live longer
- Withholding GM crops from farmers an 'injustice'
- 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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