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A new meta-analysis on the farm-level impacts of GMOs

by Guest Expert7 November 20145 Comments

Written by Jonas Kathage Despite the fact that the global area of GM crops has grown rapidly over the past decade and now encompasses more than 170 million hectares it is still questioned whether current applications of genetic engineering in…

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Science Bt, Cotton, GMO, Maize, meta-analysis, pesticides, Soybeans, yield

Small Scale Studies in the Real World

by Guest Expert12 April 201117 Comments

Written by Bill Price In a recent discussion on Biofortified, a conversation regarding the ability of small scale research plots to represent real world results was raised.  For reasons of experimental control, practicality, and economy, the majority of agricultural research…

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Science Genetic Engineering, glyphosate, Union of Concerned Scientists, yield

Today’s Organic, Yesterday’s Yields

by Guest Expert10 February 201126 Comments

Written by Steve Savage In 2008, the National Agricultural Statistics Service of USDA conducted a detailed survey of Organic agriculture in the US.  Participation rates were high with Organic growers, so the data is quite reliable.  What it showed was…

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Science, Science & Society farming, food crisis, Organic, Organic farming, yield, yield trends

Interview with Margaret Mellon at MOSES

by Karl Haro von Mogel13 October 201015 Comments

Back in February, Frank & I went to the MOSES Organic Farming Conference, and while Frank was quick to put up his pictures, and I got one video up, I've been a bit lax in getting the rest of the…

Read More Interview with Margaret Mellon at MOSES

Talks & Interviews Genetic Engineering, MOSES, Organic, Union of Concerned Scientists, yield

Planting for a Greener Yield

by Guest Expert3 March 2010

By Brandon Hunnicutt Over the last 15 years, agriculture has been changing technologically at an amazing pace. It is something that is truly fun to look back at and realize where we have come. As a producer of corn, soybeans,…

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Commentary Environment, farming, Genetic Engineering, yield

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