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Food And Agriculture

On Sep 21, 2020
@JonEntine shared
Viewpoint: 5 reasons you should be eating GMOs @Michael_A_Lavin @SynBioBeta https://t.co/kLwc90vCis
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Viewpoint: 5 reasons you should be eating GMOs

Viewpoint: 5 reasons you should be eating GMOs

Impossible Burger is a household name best recognized for its successful introduction of a plant-based burger that “bleeds” and has no animal hormones or

On Sep 16, 2020
@prometheusgreen shared
RT @AgBioWorld: This chronology of Bt Brinjal’s development in India suggests that policymakers have merely used the regulatory mechanism to avoid taking a clear decision, focussing on hypothetical risks rather than real ones. @barunsmitra https://t.co/OGAj6UiR9K
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Indian farmers can’t wait anymore, they are sowing seeds of GM crops one Bt brinjal at a time

Indian farmers can’t wait anymore, they are sowing seeds of GM crops one Bt brinjal at a time

The Modi govt’s nod to field trials of two brinjal varieties comes after years of delayed decisions, leaving farmers to deal with daily risks of agriculture.

On Sep 21, 2020
@GeneticLiteracy shared
The Mexican government has opted to appoint anti-GMO activists to strategic positions, such as Science Minister and known GM crop opponent Elena Alvarez-Buylla. https://t.co/h3CA5YvMY8 @ScienceAlly
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Viewpoint: Mexican government undermining science and agriculture

Viewpoint: Mexican government undermining science and agriculture

ver the last two years, the Mexican government led by Andrés Manuel López Obrador (who goes by his initials, AMLO) has carried out a battle against

On Sep 17, 2020
@GMOAnswers shared
#FoodHero @Godwin_UQ of @UQscience #UQ talks about the role of biotechnology in developing crops with the enhanced quality traits necessary to combat the effects of climate change and improve food security. https://t.co/6DWzJob0Y8 @CropLifeOZ #biotech #FoodHeroes https://t.co/cNOsy8F3kT
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Ian Godwin

Ian Godwin

Plant Scientist Ian Godwin has been advocating for biotech crops for years. He is one of our biotech #FoodHeroes

On Sep 20, 2020
@IAmBiotech shared
#ICYMI: Emily Leproust, Ph.D., to Receive 2020 Rosalind Franklin Award https://t.co/2M7WkSkstM https://t.co/w3r7OFNAPu
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Emily Leproust, Ph.D., to Receive 2020 Rosalind Franklin Award

Emily Leproust, Ph.D., to Receive 2020 Rosalind Franklin Award

Twist Bioscience (Nasdaq: TWST), a company enabling customers to succeed through its offering of high-quality synthetic DNA using its silicon platform, today announced that its CEO and ...

On Sep 18, 2020
@prometheusgreen shared
NIGERIA: Expert says Nigeria must adopt modern technologies for food security https://t.co/X51mvAT3ug
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Expert says Nigeria must adopt modern technologies for food security

Expert says Nigeria must adopt modern technologies for food security

Dr Rose Gidado, Country Coordinator, Open Forum on Agricultural Biotechnology(OFAB), says Nigeria must adopt modern technologies ...

On Sep 15, 2020
@CropLifeIntl shared
#FoodHero Rodolfo Luis Rossi @argenbio talks about his pioneering work in plant biotechnology in Latin America and the importance of communicating with the consumer. #Biotech #FoodHeroes #25YearsAgBiotech https://t.co/KaDseKZqv6 @croplifela https://t.co/AocGL0fldP
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Biotech #Foodheroes: Rudolfo Rossi

Biotech #Foodheroes: Rudolfo Rossi

CropLife International is an association, based in Brussels, Belgium, which promotes agricultural technologies such as pesticides and plant biotechnology.

On Sep 21, 2020
@LauriReuter shared
RT @Solar_Foods: Disconnecting food production from land and sea is bound to cause a paradigm shift in agriculture in the very near future.🌍We at #SolarFoods are proudly at the forefront of this shift. Protein sourced from gases is not optional anymore but essential.🌱 https://t.co/BiOyg0NI6Q
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Can start-ups succeed in making food from the air?

Can start-ups succeed in making food from the air?

Gas-to-protein processes could disconnect food production from land and sea