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Eat your GE-greens

The Economist, February 2025

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5 takeaways in the EU’s big agriculture (and food) vision

Politico, February 2025

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New Global Survey Reveals Mixed Attitudes Toward Breakthrough Tech

Juergen Eckhardt, Forbes, February 2025

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How smarter greenhouses could improve the UK’s food security

Sven Batke, The Conversation, February 2025

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What an ‘America First’ Diet Would Really Look Like

Yasmin Tayag, The Atlantic, February 2025

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RFK’s Stance on Raw Milk, UPFs, Oils & Organic Food, Fact-Checked

Jessica Scott-Reid, Sentient Media, February 2025

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Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety is obsolescent

Stuart Smyth, The Western Producer, February 2025

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For Biotech Crops, a Quarter Century of ‘Emotion Over Science’

Eric Sfiligoj, CropLife, February 2025

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Chinese scientists develop gene-editing method to reduce corn plant height

China Daily, February 2025

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Study highlights Chile’s role in agricultural biotechnology and gene editing

Seed World, February 2025

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RFK Jr. wants to ‘go wild’ on agriculture. That’s a big problem

Ted Norhaus, Washington Examiner, February 2025

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Food for thought in a changing climate

Marco Magrini, Geographical, February 2025

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In Finland, Farmers Are Now Forced To Yell At Geese To Try And Keep Crops From Being Ruined

Hank Campbell, Science 2.0, February 2025

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Cutting Beef Isn’t the Only Way

Dan Blaustein-Rejto & Benjamin Goren, The Breakthrough Institute, February 2025

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RFK Jr is Exactly Who We Said He Was

Emily Bass, The Breakthrough Institute, February 2025

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How Australia became a test bed for the future of farming

Nic Fildes, Financial Times, January 2025

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Heritable Agriculture, a Google spinout, is bringing AI to crop breeding

The Economist, January 2025

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Reviving Africa’s Indigenous Crops: A Key to Fighting Hunger and Climate Change

Henry I. Miller, European Scientist, January 2025

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China’s agricultural priorities in 2025

Genevieve Donnellon-May, Modern Diplomacy, January 2025

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Seeds of change: Will the Scottish Government change its mind in time to reap the benefits from gene-editing technology?

Sofia Villegas, Holyrood, January 2025

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How certified seeds can transform agriculture

Michael Keller, Fairplanet, January 2025

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Kennedy's MAHA Is A Solution With No Problem

Hank Campbell, Science 2.0, January 2025

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Could GM crops plant seeds of change for China’s food security push?

Genevieve Donnellon-May, South China Morning Post, January 2025

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Opinion: Importing food might not always be an option

Jo Franklin, Farmers Weekly, January 2025

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Opinion: Critics like RFK Jr. ignore benefits of ultra-processed foods

Sylvain Charlebois, Star Phoenix, January 2025

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A historic call to action against a global food crisis by 2050

Gwladys Johnson, European Scientist, January 2025

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Beyond the Shadow of Roundup Ready

Sarah Garland, Ambrook Research, January 2025

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'Game changer' PRRS-resistant pig still has several hurdles to clear

National Hog Farmer, January 2025

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Agriculture to flourish on precision breeding: who will benefit?

Cormac Sheridan, Nature Biotechnology, January 2025

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How poop could help feed the planet

Bryn Nelson, MIT Technology Review, January 2025

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Biotech revolution facilitates ‘smart agriculture’

David Zilberman, China Daily, January 2025

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2024 In Review – An Age of Miracles

L. Val Giddings, ITIF, January 2025

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China is embracing genetically modified crops. Africa, what are you waiting for?

Wandile Sihlobo, Agricultural Economics Today, January 2025

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Green extremists just lost the war on cows

Jamie Blackett, The Telegraph, January 2025

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Technology insights: What is next for arable farmers?

Farmers Guardian, January 2025

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Acceptance of genetically engineered crops widens

Lindi Botha, Farmer’s Weekly, December 2024

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Factory Farming is Better Than Organic Farming

Steven Novella, NeuroLogica, December 2024

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Here’s how cows can ‘go green’

Dirt to Dinner, December 2024

 

Resilient plants, sustainable future

Seung Y. Rhee et al, Trends in Plant Science, December 2024

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Perspective: Rejecting GE technology is detrimental to the world’s hungry

Jack DeWitt, AgDaily, December 2024

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Opinion: How innovation in agriculture is undervalued

George Freeman MP, Farmers Weekly, December 2024

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Price of fear: Estimating cost of delayed uptake of GM crops in Kenya

Dr Sheila Ochugboju, Alliance for Science, December 2024

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Opinion: Sorry but this is the future of food

Michael Grunwald, New York Times, December 2024

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Golden Rice and the Path to Sustainable Agricultural Innovation

Dr Sandro Steinbach, Farm Foundation, December 2024

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How climate change and red tape could be jeopardising UK access to affordable food

Ed Conway, Sky News, December 2024

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Modern Agriculture and RFK Jr.’s Vision: A Farmer’s Insight

Daniel Kelley, Global Farmer Network, December 2024

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Harnessing CRISPR-Gene Editing to Create Disease-Resistant Crops

African Centre for Technology Studies, December 2024

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Not invented here #5 – Food

Zion Lights, Institute of Economic Affairs, December 2024

 

Can Innovation and Responsibility Coexist?

Aimee Nielson, Seed World US, December 2024

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Vertical farming: a local solution for greens, but not feeding the world any time soon

Hannah Richie, Our World in Data, December 2024

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Environmental Greenwashing Biotech in the 21st Century

Stuart Smyth, SAI Food, December 2024

 

Saltwater Farming: Redefining Agriculture

David Zaruk, Seed World, December 2024

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A decade since IQ2 GM Food Debate

Alison Van Eenennaam, BioBeef Blog, December 2024

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