Top news of the week: 24.04.2022.
Food And Agriculture
Less pesticides and more food? Pioneering Cuban biologist believes merging agroecology with genetic engineering could protect the environment and...
Achieving, as quickly as possible, food security and sovereignty and reducing the high volumes of imports in this vital sector requires integrating the
Climate-friendly synthetic meat and eggs on the menu in China’s 5-year food security independence plan
For the first time, China’s most recent Five-Year Plan for Agriculture, published in January, includes references to cultivated meat and other synthetic
Why climate change is forcing a rethink on the benefits of genetically engineered crops
All our food systems like agriculture, forestry, fisheries and aquaculture, are under the stress because of rising temperatures leading to wildfires,
UPSIDE Foods bites into $400M round to serve cultivated meat later this year
Pending regulatory review, the company’s chicken product will be available to consumers in the U.S. later this year.
IICA expands its support for countries of the Americas in the development of biotechnology, a tool that provides agriculture with production and environmental benefits
IICA’s activities in this area focus on delivering technical support to review regulatory frameworks; providing training in biosafety issues, which is key for the development of ...
ASA & Other Ag Groups File WOTUS Amicus Brief
Joining ASA on the brief are American Farm Bureau Federation, American Sheep Industry Association, American Sugar Alliance, Family Farm Alliance, National Association of Wheat …
Bayer to Create Ag Biologicals Powerhouse Partnership with Ginkgo Bioworks, Advancing Joyn Bio Technology Platforms
Bayer today announced that the company is pursuing an agreement whereby Ginkgo Bioworks will acquire Bayer’s West Sacramento Biologics Research &
Ghana farmers optimistic about GMO crops, survey finds
As Ghana considers approving its first genetically modified crop, a new report finds the country’s smallholder farmers are increasingly optimistic that GM crops hold sustainable solutions ...