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Researchers discover novel mechanism protecting plants against freezing
EAST LANSING, Mich. –– New ground broken by Michigan State University biochemists helps explain how plants protect themselves from freezing temperatures and could lead to discoveries relat...
Experts urge Ghanaians to use and apply modern biotechnology
Accra - Ghanaians have been urged to embrace the use and application of modern biotechnology to effectively solve food insecurity and the likely impact of climate change on farming. Professor Walter S...
Approval of a new GM soybean in Brazil
The Brazilian commission for biosafety (CTNBio) approved two new versions of GM soybean for commercial cultivation.
Scientists crack genetic code of wheat in search of higher yields
The team hopes that the breakthrough - which saw scientists mapping a code five times larger than that of humans - will relieve pressure on the world's wheat supply.
InterGrain and Monsanto Announce New Wheat Breeding Collaboration
InterGrain Pty Ltd and Monsanto Company today announced a technology collaboration agreement that is expected to lead to significant new advances in wheat technology for Australian growers.
Norfolk GM potato trial withstands blight
A trial plot of genetically-modified potatoes at Norfolk's John Innes Centre has withstood five days of intense late-blight infection.
GM salmon may go on sale in US after public consultation
US authorities began yesterday (August 25) the process to approve the first GM animal for human consumption.
Western Bean Cutworm Moths Move South
Mark Lawson hardly lives in the heart of where western bean cutworm problems have flared up in Indiana.
Ban sought on genetic engineering of animals
Humane Society International (HIS), an animal welfare group, wants a ban on the genetic engineering and cloning of farm animals aimed at boosting egg, meat or milk production.
Sentiments should be kept aside while discussing Bt brinjal
Giving yet another view on biotechnology, Dr Kwadwo Asenso Okyere, director of the International Food & Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), said that the debate on genetically modified (GM) crops w...
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