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Farmland loss risks UK food security crisis

Dr Derrick Wilkinson

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

September 2025

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The gene editing revolution is only just beginning

Professor Mario Caccamo

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

August 2025

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Farming has a great story – and a bright future

Professor Paul Wilson

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

August 2025

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Africa’s quiet biotech revolution: Gene editing emerges from Europe’s anti-GMO shadow

Joseph Maina

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

August 2025

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Common Ground: A narrow organic vision of regenerative agriculture

Andrew McGuire

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

August 2025

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UK-based gene editing research could help avert another Covid-style pandemic

Lord Trees

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

July 2025

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Why cutting out pesticides will not make food production more sustainable

Greg Dawson

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

July 2025

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Would widespread uptake of organic farming practices be better or worse for the climate?

Steve Savage

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

July 2025

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AHDB must help levy-payers focus on what they can control

Dr Derrick Wilkinson

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

July 2025

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Yes, the SLSC report on gene editing was ‘biased’ and risks damaging the House of Lords’ hard-won reputation for serious legislative scrutiny

Rt Hon Lord Rooker

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

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Who pays for organic?

Daniel Pearsall & Dr Julian Little

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

June 2025

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From its head start over Europe, is England now at risk of falling behind on gene editing in agriculture?

David Hill

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

June 2025

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