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Five Tasty Reasons To Reconsider GMO Crops

by Guest Expert17 June 201416 Comments

What if premium coffee, gourmet chocolate, fine California wine, bananas, or not-from-concentrate orange juice become costly or scarce? Would that matter to you?

Commentary anti-GMO, Bananas, Brand Protectionism, chocolate, coffee, Genetic Engineering, GMO, International, International Agricultural Development, Oranges, Wine

Coffee the next crop to be saved by Transgenics?

by Guest Expert26 June 201317 Comments

Written by Caroline Coatney As I was drinking my morning cup of coffee the other day, I got an email from a friend about a Wired article describing the dire straits the coffee crop has found itself in and how…

Read More Coffee the next crop to be saved by Transgenics?

Commentary coffee, coffee rust fungus, Crop pests and disease, genetic enginering, GMO, rainbow papaya, success story

Saving coffee from a serious plant disease

by Guest Expert17 April 2013

Written by Steve Savage Some of the world's best coffee comes from the tropical highlands of Central and South America.  Recently these regions have experienced heavier rainfall.  This is probably due to climate change, but in any case it fosters…

Read More Saving coffee from a serious plant disease

Science coffee, Developing country issues, Economics, Food, Genetic Engineering, Genetics, Organic, pesticides

Fair-trade organic coffee certification does not benefit the poor in Nicaragua

by David Tribe17 May 201110 Comments

Updated  prelude: Fair-trade coffee producers often end up poorer Lawrence Solomon  FP Comment May 14, 2011 – 8:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 14, 2011 12:10 PM ET Coffee is one of our guilty pleasures, and not only because…

Read More Fair-trade organic coffee certification does not benefit the poor in Nicaragua

Syndicated biofortified, coffee, Organic farming, poverty

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It's Teff! Native to the horn of Africa, teff is a It's Teff! Native to the horn of Africa, teff is a small grain less than a millimeter in size, but has a lot of protein & fiber. It's also a C4 plant! In #Ethiopian food, it is used to make injera, a spongy, flexible flatbread that you use to pick up your food and eat it! Eat with your hands, thanks to #teff! #grain #food
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