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South America

Tag: South America

Where Have All The Flowers Gone?

by Guest Expert11 July 201115 Comments

Written by Steve Savage Today, to be patriotic, for the 4th of July I bought my wife some red, white and blue carnations.  I got them at Franco's Flowers on Leucadia Boulevard just off the I5.  If you live in North…

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Commentary Air Transport, Asparagus, Farm labor, flowers, Ocean Transport, San Diego, South America, Urbanization

Brazilian Brachialactone

by David Tribe29 August 2010

Muck and Mystery: BrachialactoneAbout four years ago there was a flurry of commentary about Brazilian ag, noted here, when the World Food Prize was awarded to them.From only 200,000 hectares of arable land in 1955, the Cerrado had well over…

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Syndicated Agric. Innovation, biofortified, Carbon credits, no-till, South America

GM Report Adds Twist to Peruvian Defamation Case

by David Tribe26 August 2010

SciDev Net- Zoraida Portillo,  August 25, 2010  http://www.scidev.net/'New report failed to find GM crops whose existence Bustamante challenged before being convicted of defamation'An official study in Peru has found no evidence of transgenic maize crops in the valley of Barranca,…

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Syndicated Adventitious presence, biofortified, ethics, South America

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It feels so great to get outdoors far from everyon It feels so great to get outdoors far from everyone and take off my mask. I'm hanging out with some new moss friends in #Yosemite Valley. It feels like I've been living under a rock, right guys? Oh, right, sorry. #yosemitevalley  #underarock #mossrocks #rollingstone
Stop looking at me, look at the #firefall!! #firef Stop looking at me, look at the #firefall!! #firefall2021 #Yosemite #wow
It is always amazing to me when I meet plants who It is always amazing to me when I meet plants who thrive in extreme conditions like the heat and drought of deserts. And even though they are prickly, this cactus is actually super nice!
#joshuatree #camplant #prickly
Psst! @joshuatreenps has some really great signage Psst! @joshuatreenps has some really great signage to help remind people to socially distance, wear masks, and not sacrifice the weak to wild animals. What's that? Am I too close to your face? Oh, right, six feet! #joshuatree #nationalpark
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