Top news of the week: 26.06.2022.
What Did COVID Teach Us about Preparing for a Plant Pandemic?
The question is not whether we'll experience such an event; it’s whether we'll be ready when it strikes
Pressure mounts on EU and NZ to review their strict anti-GMO policies
Two anti-GMO stalwarts — the European Union (EU) and New Zealand — are showing signs of softening their stance toward the technology in the face of climate change impacts and pressure to ...
China to adopt genetically modified maize and soy: why it matters for South Africa
Something important for global agriculture happened this past week but received minimal media coverage. The Chinese National Crop Variety Approval Committee released two standards that ...
GMOs will help fix animal feeds issue, says lobby
lobally there is serious competition between animals and human for grains leading to a shortage of the same and rise in prices
China hungry for more
World’s most populous nation reaches for self-sufficiency as it holds fast to food security.
4 Science and Technology for Sustainable Agriculture
Read chapter 4 Science and Technology for Sustainable Agriculture: The need for sustainable agriculture is becoming ever more significant. The world's pop...
Viewpoint: How biotechnology can make geopolitical food security upheavals less likely — Ukrainian War prompts global rethink about Europe’s reliance on ‘obsolete technologies’
Celebrated in symphonies, and storied in literature and cinema, the steppes of central Asia have long played a key role in the history of western civilization.
African scientists lead the continent’s gene editing research
Research using gene editing technology is being undertaken on the continent largely by African scientists to provide solutions for Africa, according to a panel of scientists and regulatory ...