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	Food before feed, fuel, fun and bio-products Guelph Mercury She was clearly in the business of food production and some of her audience may also have been growing food crop crops such as lentils, peas, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Study: food security under grave threat from dietary homogenization The Hankyoreh Food security is under threat as the world's population comes to consume more of the same staple foods, including meat, dairy products, and crops ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Hindu Andhra Pradesh needs investment in food processing industry The Hindu Guntur and Prakasam districts have thriving tobacco trade and Krishna and the Godavari districts are major producers of paddy and other food crops. Flag as irrelevant
	Good Fruit Grower GMO debate rages Good Fruit Grower In 1992, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ruled that a trait introduced into a food crop by genetic engineering is no different than a trait ... Flag as irrelevant
	America needs healthful food at affordable prices Chicago Sun-Times On Monday, the same day the Wall Street Journal reported the news of the historic corn crop, a national network of food banks released a study ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Moscow Times Now We Know The Cost Of The Russian Sanctions On The European Union Food Exports Forbes Farmers who are unable to sell their crops to Russia, won't be able to pay their ... Affected countries, trade groups and agricultural unions will seek ... Europe pays farmers to destroy food hit by Russian ban - CNNMoney Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Wilkie reignites hemp debate The Land Newspaper He said experts agreed on the safety and potential of industrial hemp as a food crop, but there's a lack of political will in Canberra and among the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Biotech approvals focus for ASA Agri-View Robert Paarlberg, renowned author and advisor to numerous food and ... by farmers in poorer countries who are growing food crops such as wheat, ... Flag as irrelevant
	A proponent's perspective on genetically modified crops Thegardenisland.com I hope to explain why GM food is safe, fair, and actually improves the soil. ... Sugar beets and cotton are two common GM crops whose traits have ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Photo Facebook Seventy out of the top 100 human food crops are pollinated by bees. One of the big causes of worldwide bee colony collapse is pesticides. Bee the... Flag as irrelevant

 

Crop Biotech Update August 20, 2014 www.isaaa.org/kc/cropbiotechupdate

Soybean Farmers Call for Faster GM Crop Approval Process Section: News from Around the World The American Soybean Association has teamed up with the Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) to organize a forum that aims to communicate the need for a quicker and more science-based process for biotech crop approval. The event, held in Washington, D.C., last week, was attended by more than 100 farmers, researchers and agricultural group leaders. "It is critical that agriculture let policymakers and regulators in Washington know how much farmers need biotechnology to sustainably produce food for the world's population," soybean grower and ISA chairman Bill Raben said. The highlight of the event was the talk of Robert Paalberg, a public policy professor at Harvard University and an adviser to different food and agriculture organizations worldwide. He stressed that the state of worldwide regulation deprives people of food by preventing use of biotechnology by farmers in poorer countries who are growing more food crops. For more details, visit http://farmfutures.com/story-washington-meeting-pushes-biotech-value-17-116430.

GM Isn't Scary, According to New SOFHT Chairman Section: News from Around the World Alan Lacey, new chairman of the Society of Food Hygiene and Technology (SOFHT) said in a recent interview that genetically modified (GM) foods should not be scary, and that the benefits of GM foods outweighed the arguments against it. "It shouldn't be scary, there's got to be an illustration of the benefits of GM to consumers. Consumers want the choice and they want the power to buy what they want to buy." He added that GM food offered consumers and food manufacturers many benefits including shelf life, taste, and nutrition... [READ MORE] Scientists Expect Better Acceptance for Genetically Edited Fruit Crops Section: News from Around the World Genetic editing of fruits and other crops could be the way to go in biotech progress, that is according to an article published in Trends in Biotechnology on August 13, 2014. According to Chidananda Nagamangala Kanchiswamy of Agrario San Michele in Italy, one of the authors of the article, genetically edited organisms (GEOs) do not have inserted genes from other organisms. Thus, these can be considered as another form of genetic modification. Changes in the genes can be employed by applying small genetic tweaks ... [READ MORE]

Sections News from Around the World Scientists Expect Better Acceptance for Genetically Edited Fruit Crops Breeders Bill to Protect Local Ghanaian Plant Breeders Statistics Predicts Hybrid Rice Performance Virginia Tech Scientist Discovers Inter-organism Communication at Molecular Level Soybean Farmers Call for Faster GM Crop Approval Process Australia Conducts World's Largest Chickpea Experiment on Drought Resistance TGAC Releases Genome Sequence of Soil Bacterium GM Isn't Scary, According to New SOFHT Chairman Research Highlights Mutant Arabidopsis Exhibits Aphid Resistance through Overexpression of the SKS13 Gene Mechanism of Necrosis Caused by Stagonospora nodorum in Wheat Explained Cbl Gene Product in Transgenic Tobacco Does Not Cause Allergies Expression of Hrip1 from Alternaria tenuissima Enhances Stress Tolerance in Arabidopsis Beyond Crop Biotech Scientists Develop GE Fruit Flies to Save Crops

EDITORIAL: Food security policy should be more diversified

Asahi Shimbun

EDITORIAL: Food security policy should be more diversified ... trying to raise the food self-sufficiency rate by using surplus rice fields to grow crops that ...

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	Crop survival in a hot climate The Star Online “Food crops that we rely on most are sensitive to climate change as not only are the temperature and moisture of the surroundings affected, but those ... Flag as irrelevant
	GM foods in limbo in China as safety certificates expire South China Morning Post (subscription) Safety certificates for the only homegrown experimental genetically modified staple food crops to have the credentials expired yesterday, with no sign ... Flag as irrelevant
	Wildlife Center now home to certified refuge The Daily Progress “It also includes pollinating insects – bees, praying mantises, moths – the same insects that pollinate our food crops. Creating good habitats for larger ... Flag as irrelevant
	Playing ketchup: Local researcher uses grant to study plant, crop sustainability Johnson City Press (subscription) Playing ketchup: Local researcher uses grant to study plant, crop ... swings, they could vastly improve the amount of food produced per crop and could ... Flag as irrelevant

	Russian food ban may affect New Orleans port trade The Daily Advertiser Russia has banned imports of food from the United States, a continuation of the ... Q: What three or four crops are Louisiana's largest exports? Flag as irrelevant
	Plants May Use Unique Language At Molecular Level To Communicate With Each Other International Business Times The discovery explains how plants communicate with each other on a ... with new insights into ways to fight parasitic weeds that harm food crops. Flag as irrelevant
	Free Press Journal India in the Gene Pool of Crops Free Press Journal This evolutionary process led to the accumulation of the largest content of DNA among all the food crops, making wheat genetics more complex than ... Flag as irrelevant
	Food shortage pushing people to leave Kohistan Daily Times KARACHI: Twenty-year-old Naseer Aqalani, a resident of Paisu Aaqlani village, seems worried for his ailing cow, which is unable to stand due to ... Flag as irrelevant
	IPPmedia Find reliable markets for farmers' high crop yields IPPmedia This happens despite the government allowing farmers to export maize for they can get better prices than those offered by the National Food Reserve ... Flag as irrelevant
	Firstpost Why we should be in no rush for GM seeds: there is simply too much at stake Firstpost The biggest problem with GM crops is that they create a monopoly around a food product and that monopoly rests with a corporation. The analogy of ... Flag as irrelevant

	BBC News Mathematics helps find food crops' climate-proof genes BBC News Researchers are developing mathematical models to identify genetic material that could help improve food crops' resilience to climate change. Flag as irrelevant
	People deserve to know when food has been altered Hillsboro Tribune It would help Oregonians tell the difference between locally grown real food and genetically engineered crops developed in labs and patented by ... Flag as irrelevant
	Asian Scientist Magazine Climate Change Could Undermine Food Security Asian Scientist Magazine According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, ... Growing more heat-tolerant varieties of crops in regions harder hit by ... Flag as irrelevant
	Farm Futures Washington Meeting Pushes Biotech Value Farm Futures ... approval process for biotech seed for soybeans and other crops. ... by farmers in poorer countries who are growing food crops such as wheat, rice ... Flag as irrelevant
	Toledo Blade Garden gives food to those in need Toledo Blade What causes the perpetual sprouting of healthy crops? It's not some ... “We take for granted that we can walk into a store and purchase food. A lot of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Daily Mail Let them eat lizard: Nicaragua recommends eating iguanas as food crisis looms due to worst ... Daily Mail As the worst drought in 32 years threatens to cause a food crisis across ... Honduras and Nicaragua, damaging crops and pushing up food prices. Flag as irrelevant
	Microcrusher finds home at The Carthage Mill Insurance News Net We began with two acres of flax and barley in 2007, and now produce food crops in 55 acres. When we studied the process of growing, cleaning, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Center for Research on Globalization GMO Food in Namibia? AllAfrica.com WE READ the article 'The problems with arguments against GM crops' (The ... The use of GMO seeds actually increased hunger and food insecurity. Flag as irrelevant
	CF Industries – A Play On Global Food Scarcity: Morgan Stanley ValueWalk But a number of factors are inhibiting growth of food production. ... Though these crops come with the added advantage of being more disease ... Flag as irrelevant
	Yahoo!7 News 'Uranium dust' from Yorke Peninsula Hillside mine could contaminate crops, campaigners say ABC Online ... up by crops and pasture and then, of course, they enter the food chain. ... He said many people lived within kilometres of Hillside and many crops ... Flag as irrelevant

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