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About those industry funded GMO studies…

by Guest Expert28 February 201481 Comments

Written by Marc Brazeau Let's talk about those industry funded studies. You know the ones. The ones you hear about from anti-GMO folks in the comment section of any story about GMOs. According to those folks, the whole scientific consensus…

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Science & Society Industry

The Promise of GMOs: Herbicides

by Anastasia Bodnar20 February 201424 Comments

This is a part of the series The Promise of GMOs. Do GMOs live up to the promises of the biotech industry? In the case of decreasing herbicide use and improving the environmental impact, there is data to back up industry…

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Science & Society herbicide tolerance, herbicides, Industry

The Promise of GMOs: Conservation Tillage

by Anastasia Bodnar19 February 20141 Comment

This is a part of the series The Promise of GMOs. Do GMOs live up to the promises of the biotech industry? In the case of increasing conservation tillage, there is data to back up industry claims. Reducing tillage BIO's claim…

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Science & Society Industry, tillage

The Promise of GMOs: Mycotoxins

by Anastasia Bodnar18 February 20146 Comments

This is a part of the series The Promise of GMOs. Do GMOs live up to the promises of the biotech industry? In the case of reducing dangerous mycotoxins, there is data to back up industry claims. Producing foods free of…

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Science & Society Industry, mycotoxins

The Promise of GMOs: Nutrition

by Anastasia Bodnar17 February 201433 Comments

This is a part of the series The Promise of GMOs. Do GMOs live up to the promises of the biotech industry? So far it's not looking very good. While all of the nutrition-related claims about biotechnology are certainly possible,…

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Science & Society Industry, Nutrition

The Promise of GMOs

by Anastasia Bodnar17 February 20146 Comments

Have GMOs lived up to their promises? I think it depends on who you ask.  There's many farmers all over the world that happily spend more for traited seed, and who will even use the black market to get seed…

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Science & Society Industry

Clearing up some jargon

by Anastasia Bodnar18 June 20082 Comments

Monsanto's press releases on Roundup Ready 2 Yield uses the term "advanced gene mapping and insertion process". This sounds impressive, but what does it mean? A colleague asks: "can advanced gene mapping and insertion tech improve yield of the plant or…

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Science Genetics, Industry

Monsanto aims high, while others hit below the belt

by Anastasia Bodnar15 June 20085 Comments

Monsanto has had a few press releases lately that show they are working hard to change both their image and their products. The biggest by far is their three-point commitment to growing yields sustainably. Develop better seeds - Monsanto will…

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