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Update of Food Crops News from 10 June to 12 June, 2014.

	Global Agricultural Biotechnology Market for Transgenic Crops - Synthetic Biology - Enabled ... MarketWatch Researchmoz presents this most up-to-date research on Agricultural Biotechnology Market for Transgenic Crops 2013 - 2019 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Q&A: Krishnaswamy VijayRaghavan on GM food crops SciDev.Net India, one of the world's top agricultural producers, has traditionally resisted genetically modified (GM) food crops, but is keen not to miss the ... Flag as irrelevant
	UK Farmers Say Food Output Cut as EU Bans Pesticides Businessweek U.K. food production is stagnating as European Union regulators ban pesticides, and growers need the same access to crop-protection products as ... Flag as irrelevant
	Houston Chronicle Food companies work with farmers on sustainability Washington Post DES MOINES, Iowa — Some big food makers are getting serious about making sure farmers grow crops in ways that minimize damage to water, soil ... Flag as irrelevant
	FoodNavigator-Asia.com Queensland wild rice could save crop if supply were to be compromised FoodNavigator-Asia.com Henry said if the supply of rice, one of the world's most important food crops, were compromised, the ancient DNA found in Australian wild rice in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Health of local foods starts in the soil Corvallis Gazette Times They know it needs nourishment, just as crops do. A steady diet of chemicals feeds plants, but starves soil. Kinda like junk food. We don't see the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Science Network Western Australia Cropping solutions take root focus: avoiding the 2050 food crisis Science Network Western Australia MAPPING wheat root systems is part of research aimed at avoiding the global food crisis experts predict will occur by 2050 as crops fail under the ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Hindu It's raining money The Hindu The majority of India's population lives in villages and depends on agriculture (whether food crops or cash crops) for income. Farming is either a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Irish Times Irish FameLab winner throws light on food solution Irish Times Plants turn light into food. So if we could get crops to do that more efficiently, we would get more food, right? So goes the thinking behind a talk by Irish ... Flag as irrelevant
	Think Africa Press If GM is the Answer, it is Only the Answer Partly, Sometimes, Maybe Think Africa Press But an official acceptance of GM crops would, it is argued, increase productivity, reduce food aid dependence and tackle poverty. GM for some is the ... Flag as irrelevant

	The Guardian Could nappy technology help food production in drought-prone regions? The Guardian ... may be able to aid farming by evenly distributing water onto food crops. ... By providing plants with a ready supply of nutrients, SAPs can result in ... Flag as irrelevant
	East Anglian Daily Times England: NFU welcomes Defra decision to included nitrogen fixing crops in CAP Ecological Focus ... East Anglian Daily Times The National Farmers' Union today welcomed a decision by the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) that planting nitrogen ... Flag as irrelevant
	Food For Thought Businessworld Despite last-minute clearances given to stalled field trials of genetically modified (GM) crops by former environment minister Veerappa Moily, seed ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bean genome sequencing yields uncommon findings Daily Democrat This will be critically important for increasing crop yields for both fuel and food production. The new sequencing identified a handful of genes involved ... Flag as irrelevant
	Courthouse News Service Growers Fight Hawai'i County Over GE Crops Courthouse News Service HONOLULU (CN) - Agricultural and floral trade groups sued the County of Hawai'i, challenging a law that "severely limits and, in many cases, wholly ... Flag as irrelevant
	BlackburnNews.com Canada Invests in International Grains Institute Wisconsin Ag Connection Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz announced ... Grains Institute to find innovative applications for Canada's field crops. Flag as irrelevant
	Food for thought in GM food debate Irish Examiner It calls to mind images of white-coated scientists splicing petri dish grown cells to create crops the likes of which nature never intended. Food 'like ... Flag as irrelevant
	WNAX Renewed push for GM wheat The Land Newspaper In terms of the backlash to GM food crops, Mr Snooke said every year that went by without incident was convincing more people of the safety of GM ... Flag as irrelevant
	Insurers mull food security programme to boost agric insurance BusinessDay The programme, which more or less looks like social programme for food security, would support farmers with high-bred crops, training and fertilisers ... Flag as irrelevant
	Horticultural Research Focuses on Increasing Antioxidant Content, Decreasing Disease GardnerEDGE ... said C.B. Rajashekar, professor of food crops and phytochemicals in Kansas State University's Department of Horticulture, Forestry and Recreation ... Flag as irrelevant

	Business Standard Modified crop insurance scheme to be revamped Business Standard The government has decided to immediately stop the newly launched the new crop insurance - Modified National Agricultural Insurance Scheme ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Age Explainer: The GM 'revolution' The Age Humans have been 'modifying' their food crops and domestic animals for thousands of years. We have selectively bred sheep to produce the finest ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Zimbabwean GM crops: continuing controversy The Zimbabwean An official acceptance of GM crops would, it is argued, increase productivity, reduce food aid dependence and tackle poverty. GM for some is the silver ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mercyhurst & Food Bank Team Up YourErie This year, the campus has some extra space so the food bank is planting its own crops. Mercyhurst farm manager tim bouche says this project is part ... Flag as irrelevant
	International Business Times, India Edition Rise in Carbon Dioxide Level Linked to Low Quality Food - Study International Business Times, India Edition "We found that rising levels of CO2 are affecting human nutrition by reducing levels of very important nutrients in very important food crops," said Prof ... Flag as irrelevant
	Montgomery church connects food pantries with backyard gardeners wishing to share excess crops The Times, Trenton The church recently joined AmpleHarvest.org, a nationwide program that connects neighborhood food pantries with local backyard gardeners wishing ... Flag as irrelevant
	The great food debate The Age What we eat, how much we eat, the variety of foods and frequency with .... “The University's research program includes work to protect food crops ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Guardian Healthy diet? Why plants outgrow all other trends The Guardian It's a message neatly put by food writer Michael Pollan in his phrase: "eat food, mainly plants, not too much". The win-win here is that diets centred on a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post Letter: Grow hemp in Colorado Aspen Times It's a versatile, sustainable, economically profitable agricultural crop that is grown in thirty countries. China is the biggest producer of hemp, and the ... Flag as irrelevant

 

NEWS

Global
• International Organizations Reconfirm Support for Biotech Wheat Commercialization
• Scientists Analyze Citrus Genomes to Produce Resistant Varieties

Africa
• Kenyan Governors Call for Lifting of GMO Ban

Americas
• Phaseolus Genome Gives Insights into Nitrogen Fixation
• Scientists Show How Bacterial Protein in Aphid Saliva Triggers Plant Defense
• New Website for Fruit Genome Databases

Asia and the Pacific
• CCAFS-SEA and Partners Discuss Effective Communication on Climate Change
• A Comparative Study of GMO Labeling in the South Korea, US, and EU
• Australian GM Farmer Wins Landmark Case

Europe
• Scientists Uncover Root Mechanism to Boost Crop Performance

Research
• Effect of Excessive UV-B Light on Soybean Plants
• OsMYB103L Regulates Cellulose Synthase Genes and Improves Leaf Shape and Strength in Rice
• Potassium Transport Gene in Soybean Enhances Its Resistance to Soybean Mosaic Virus
• Impact of Virus Resistant GM Wheat on Microbial Community Diversity

Beyond Crop Biotech
• Human Genome Project Gets Protein Equivalent
• Sheep Genome Decoded
• Functional Human Growth Factors Produced from an Insect-Baculovirus System

Announcements
• International Conference on Asian Food Security

Document Reminders
• ISAAA Infomercial: What Do People Say About Biotech?
• Biotech Corn Farmer Story in ISAAA Blog
  

Biofuels Supplement (May 28, 2014 Issue)

Research and Development
• Bt Proteins Protect Jatropha curcas Against Soybean Leaf-roller
• Mass Spectrometry as a Tool in Biofuel Research
• SGR Promoter-Controlled EXG1 Gene Enhances Saccharification in Rice

News and Trends
• U.S. Court of Appeals Declares 2013 Renewable Fuel Standards Valid
• OriginOil Inc. and Catalina Sea Ranch Team-up for Research of Off-shore Algae Production
• Portugal is the Site for Microalgae Cultivation Demo

Energy Crops and Feedstocks for Biofuels Production
• Agave sisalana: New Candidate for Biofuel Source
• Carinata and its Potential as the Next Big Biofuel Thing

Biofuels Processing
• Bioprocessing of a New Strain of Hydrocarbon-Producing Alga
• Anaerobic Digestion Unlocks the Potential of Cork Boiling Wastewater (CBW)

Latest Communication Products

Infomercial: What Do People Say About Biotech?
This informercial features photos of students, teachers, farmers, media practitioners, and consumers who were asked to write one-liners about their perception on biotechnology. These photos were taken during the science fairs held in the Philippines in 2013.

Infographic on Biotech Crops Benefits
This infographic summarizes the important contributions of biotech crops in increasing crop productivity, conserving biodiversity, reducing agriculture's environmental footprint, mitigating the effects of climate change, and alleviation of poverty and hunger

Infomercial: Biotech Crop Adoption in 2013
This infomercial summarizes the highlights of the report on the global status of biotech crop planting in 2013. The 90-second video presents percentage of the major countries, crops, and biotech traits planted in 2013

Pocket K 46 on Nitrogen Efficient Use Biotech Crops
Pocket K 46 includes a summary of genes studied to modify nitrogen use of plants and the research status of biotech crops with improved nitrogen use including corn, wheat, canola, rice, wheat, sugarcane, and sugar beet.

Beyond Promises: Top 10 Facts about Biotech/GM Crops in 2013
A visual presentation of the 10 important highlights about biotech crops in 2013, taken from the "Global Status of Commercialized Biotech/GM Crops: 2013" authored by Clive James, Founder and Emeritus Chair of ISAAA

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