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Update of Food Crops News from 03 April to 13, April 2014.

Daily Mail

Astronauts will grow their own food (or weed?) for the first time ever

Gizmodo

Outredgeous red romaine lettuce plants grow inside a prototype Vegetable Production System (Veggie). Veggie will grow safe, fresh plants for food ...

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Post-IPCC, we have missed the glimmers of hope on the ground The Guardian But what also emerged during the follow-up discussion at the event was a focus on small-scale food production, and how to assist smallholder crop ... Flag as irrelevant
	American Live Wire Letter: Know What's in Your Food Valley News Aside from a concern over the health effects of GMO food, there are ... reasons that people want to avoid genetic modification of food crops. GMO crops ... Flag as irrelevant
	GMO Crops Begat Super Weeds And More Highly Toxic Chemicals In Food Live Trading News Wide use of herbicides along with GE crops has led to an epidemic of ... and more toxic chemicals leaching into our environment and food supply. Flag as irrelevant
	USDA offers specialty crop block grants High Plains Journal The current funding for the program was established in the Food, ... fiscal years 2008 through 2012 to enhance the competitiveness of specialty crops. Flag as irrelevant
	Guatemala: Poppy and marijuana crops to be replaced by potato and fruits FreshPlaza The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food (MAGA), invested 30 million quetzals (3.8 dollars) to help growers in areas where poppy and ... Flag as irrelevant
	FAO Food Price Index shows rise in global prices RFD-TV These and other influences are reviewed in greater detail in theAMIS Market Monitor report, the monthly synopsis of the major food crops prepared by ... Flag as irrelevant
	Windsor Star Bath: April perfect time to practice organics in garden The Coloradoan In addition to these is an array of root crops: beets, carrots, radishes, ... energy necessary to steward Mother Nature into gifting us healing foods. Flag as irrelevant
	Webinar to focus on climate change's impacts on regional food systems Penn State News “While yields for some crops may be adversely affected, new opportunities ... David Fleisher is an agricultural engineer in the Agricultural Research ... Flag as irrelevant

GMOs will kill Tanzania's traditional crops market in Europe' IPPmedia Tanzania is likely to lose the European traditional crops market if it will ... EU they don't accept genetically modified food crops for human consumption. Flag as irrelevant
	Sumitomo Corporation Acquires Agricultural Crop Protection Fungicide from Bayer Crop Science ... MarketWatch TOKYO, April 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Tokyo-based Sumitomo Corporation announced the acquisition of agricultural crop protection fungicide ... Flag as irrelevant
	Jatropha Not Viable in Kenya - ICRAF Study AllAfrica.com With rising food and energy costs, smallholder farmers are looking for alternative crops that can generate more income and provide a better livelihood. Flag as irrelevant
	Ars Technica IPCC report says climate change is bad news for crops Ars Technica Many crops have problems with temperatures much above 30 degrees ... Climate change won't be the only thing affecting crop yields or food prices, ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Lost Foods' celebrates Native Plant Week Times-Standard For Monty Caid, founder and president of local nonprofit Lost Foods, native plants are the answer to many questions: What's the best way to provide ... Flag as irrelevant
	Climate extremes inflate food prices Financial Times “Agricultural prices have entered a new age of volatility,” says Oliver ... that global warming is affecting two of the world's most important food crops. Flag as irrelevant

	Bill seeks to block mandatory GMO food labeling by states Reuters Mike Pompeo and is aimed at overriding bills in about two dozen states that would require foods made with genetically engineered crops to be labeled ... Flag as irrelevant GM crops under the microscope at international debate Phys.Org A panel of international food experts will argue the pros and cons or GM crops at a special debate as part of the Food Integrity and Traceability ... Flag as irrelevant Local food sourcing popular but not simple Corvallis Gazette Times Not all of the land used to grow those products would be fit to grow food crops anyway. But, should some be converted to food crops? Would it even be ... Flag as irrelevant Food quality suffering as CO2 level rises: Study Tehran Times “Food quality is declining under the rising levels of atmospheric carbon ... It is crucial in case of food crops as plants use nitrogen to produce the ... Flag as irrelevant Food shortage hits Tina river basin dwellers Solomon Star The chiefs added that apart from their food crops, domesticated animals such as pigs, chickens and even their much highly valued commodity, cocoa ... Flag as irrelevant Phys.Org Scientists make ethanol without corn or other crops Reuters Africa They also say diverting corn and sugar to make biofuels pushes up food prices. The United States leads the world in ethanol production, with 13.3 ... Flag as irrelevant LS contestants urged for vow to GM-free safe food Latest News From Punjab Citizens opposing GM-Food and Crops met the candidates of the three ... This will ensure the Indian voter access to safe food and sustainable farming. Flag as irrelevant Withering California Fruit Seen Raising Food Costs More Than '12 Businessweek The drought that is withering vegetable and fruit crops in California may push up food prices more than the dry spell that ravaged the Corn Belt in 2012 ... Flag as irrelevant Nanowerk Scientists model a win-win situation: growing crops on photovoltaic farms Nanowerk But which crops to use? Many solar farms operate in sunny but arid regions that are inhospitable to most food crops. But there is one valuable plant ... Flag as irrelevant The Malay Mail Online Banana Supply Seen by UN's FAO at Risk After Disease Spreads (1) Businessweek A disease damaging banana crops in Southeast Asia has spread to the ... billion, according to the United Nations' Food & Agriculture Organization. Flag as irrelevant BLOGS Making ethanol without the need to waste food crops | Watts Up With That? Watts Up With That? ⋅ Anthony Watts From Stanford University Stanford scientists discover a novel way to make ethanol without corn or other plants Stanford University scientists have ... Flag as irrelevant The Sudbury Star 5 foods that will be harder to grow due to global warming; going bananas for bananas: Table Talk The Oregonian By 2030, major food crops like corn, wheat, and rice are likely to start decreasing by up to 2 percent a decade, while other crops will experience ... Flag as irrelevant Chatham Daily News Branding C-K Chatham Daily News For all of the agricultural crops that are grown in Chatham-Kent, it's disheartening to comprehend that only a fraction of that product is processed here. Flag as irrelevant Phys.Org Monsanto, other chemical, crop companies to fight Oregon county GMO measure The Voice of Russia Genetically engineered crops have led to an increase in overall pesticide use ... However, over 90 percent of Americans would prefer GMO food to be ... Flag as irrelevant Food prices jump The News International Global food prices rose to their highest in almost a year in March, led by unfavorable weather for crops and political tensions over Ukraine, the United ... Flag as irrelevant Rwanda: US$34 Million Ifad Loan and Grants to Strengthen Post-Harvest Interventions and ... AllAfrica.com With multiple cropping systems promoted under CIP, harvesting is now ... sustainability of food crops in the face of increasing climatic uncertainties. Flag as irrelevant
	Daily Sun Africa leads in bio-fortified food crops –Adesina Daily Sun Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina, has stated that of all the 1.5 million farming households now growing ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Standard Digital News Are Genetically Modified Crops Good for Sub-Saharan Africa? An Overview Huffington Post USA RIVER, TANZANIA -- Sebastian Mushi, or "Seba," as he is known around here, owns an agricultural business in Usa River, Tanzania. Flag as irrelevant
	Firstpost BJP vows 50pc profits to farmers, careful release of GM crops Business Standard BJP today promised ensuring 50 per cent profits over the cost of production to farmers and committed not to allow cultivation of GM food crops in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	UC Davis: Food quality will suffer with rising CO2 Central Valley Business Times Elevated levels of carbon dioxide inhibit plants' assimilation of nitrate into proteins, indicating that the nutritional quality of food crops is at risk as ... Flag as irrelevant
	True value of cover crops to farmers, environment Farm and Dairy According to a team of from Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, benefits offered by cover crops cross more than 10 ecosystem services. Flag as irrelevant
	Field study shows why food quality will suffer with rising CO2 UC Davis In food crops, it is especially important because plants use nitrogen to produce the proteins that are vital for human nutrition. Wheat, in particular ... Flag as irrelevant
	Labeling not necessary Barre Montpelier Times Argus Contrast that with the fact that “every single news-making food disaster on record has been attributed to non-GM crops.” No known genetic material ... Flag as irrelevant
	Proving GM food is OK to eat spectroscopyNOW.com (blog) Proving GM food is OK to eat ... weeds or pests, public doubts remain regarding the safety of genetically modified crops and foods derived from them. Flag as irrelevant
	Around the crop circles Farm Weekly A YOUNG plant molecular biologist has received national recognition for his research which has the potential to improve production in food crops not ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post World Food Center seminar focuses on climate change and food UC Davis The new World Food Center at the University of California, Davis, ... The specialty crops consortium found that agriculture's preparedness for and ... Flag as irrelevant

Rising CO 2 causing nutritional content of crops to fall Science a Gogo The findings, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, indicate that the nutritional quality of food crops such as wheat, barley, rice, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	GM crops criticism unscientific The Nation In meeting stringent food safety requirements and standards, biotech foods are among the most thoroughly tested foods available. No other food crops ... Flag as irrelevant
	Inter Press Service Biofortified Beans to Fight 'Hidden Hunger' in Rwanda Inter Press Service She is part of a select group of farmers producing biofortified crops on a ... I harvest 15 tonnes of food; I talk in terms of tonnes and not kilos,” she ... Flag as irrelevant
	Are EPA approved levels of glyphosate residue in our foods too high? DigiNews The change in tolerance levels affects several other agricultural products, including animal feed, root crops and fruit trees. While the regulation is ... Flag as irrelevant

NEWS Global • New International Partnership Aims to Increase Wheat Yields Africa • ISAAA Report on GM Crops Launched in Burkina Faso, South Africa, and Kenya • Uganda Launches 2013 Global Status Report • UN Announces First Countries Set to Benefit from African-Led Food Security Fund • FAO DG: Africa's Youth Key to Strengthening Agricultural Economy Americas • ACSH Releases New Publication on GM Food • Engineered Bacteria Produce Biofuel Alternative for Rocket Fuel Asia and the Pacific • Philippine DA Regulators and Crop Researchers Train on Biotech Communication • Vietnam's Regulatory Circular to Take Effect • GEAC Allows Field Trials of 11 New Varieties of Biotech Crops in India • BARI DG Faced the Media on Bt Brinjal Commercialization • ISAAA Produces Infographic on "7 Wonders of Bt Cotton" Europe • Scientists Identify Sugar Transporter for Nectar Production Research • GOLDEN2-LIKE Transcription factors: Keys to Tomato Development • Genetic Analysis of Verticillium Wilt Resistance in Biotech Cotton Beyond Crop Biotech • Study Finds Math Anxiety Can be Due to Genetic Factors • OSU Scientists Discover Protein Linked to Spread of Breast Cancer Cells Announcements • Synthetic Biology Congress • World Congress on Industrial Biotechnology Document Reminders • Top Ten Facts on Global Biotech/GM Crops 2013 in 52 Languages  Research and Development • Researchers Find Economical Way to Remove Lignin from Biomass • Researchers Extract Oil from Algae Without Wasting Them • Researchers Produce Sugars from Biomass Sans Enzyme Production and Trade • French Company Shows Viability of Biomass-based Ethanol with Bacterial Process • New Biodiesel Plant Set in Switzerland • Missouri Firm to Implement Enzymatic Biodiesel Processing Technology • New Initiative to Develop Biofuel Supply Chain in UAE • Australian and Indian Firms to Build Biofuel Facility in India Policy and Regulation • New Study Emphasizes Ecological Benefits from Biofuel Crops Latest Communication Products An Alert Farmer is an Affluent Farmer An infographic on Bt cotton manifesting the "7 wonders of the Bt cotton" and drawing the key trends in cotton sectoral transformation in India ISAAA's Norman Borlaug Centenary Emblem ISAAA releases the Norman Borlaug Centenary emblem as part of the world-wide centenary (25 March 1914 to 25 March 2014) celebrations of the birth of the Nobel Peace Laureate, Norman Borlaug. Global Status of Commercialized Biotech/GM Crops: 2013 ISAAA Brief 46-2013 is now available! Get your copy now! Executive Summary: ISAAA Brief 46-2013 Download PDF: Arabic, Balochi, Brahvi, Chinese, English, French, Portuguese, Russian, Swahili, Ukrainian Press Release: ISAAA Brief 46-2013 Download PDF: Arabic, Balochi, Bangla, Brahvi, Burmese, Chinese, English, French, Hindi, Hungarian, Japanese, Malay, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Thai, Vietnamese

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