Washington Post's Tim Carman asked the leading participants of the recent Future of Food conference, which gathered members to discuss pressing food production and nutrition problems, some of which included a decline in biodiversity, obesity, the impact of genetically modified o …
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*America discards 40% of the food it makes, while a billion in the world go hungry. How can we stop such dire misallocation?
The Center for Food Safety today celebrated the United States Supreme Court's decision in Monsanto v. Geerston Farms, the first genetically modified crop case ever brought before the Supreme Court.
A broad coalition including Bill Gates, Tim Geithner, the US State Department, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the World Bank, and others have a plan to help the world's hungry by working in opposition to the recommendations of scientists worldwide, including the findings …
We've seen the NYTimes pitching for agribusiness in the OpEd's and factory food promotions speckled with false claims of higher yields for GMO crops, but this take the cake for insnare ideas for self induced problems with practical solutions.
Even though deep snowdrifts cover his fields in eastern Kansas, Luke Ulrich, a corn and soybean farmer here, is thinking about spring. It's time to buy seed again, but hundreds of seed companies have gone under in the past two decades.
Eight years ago, federal officials were struggling to remove potentially deadly E. coli from hamburgers when an entrepreneurial company from South Dakota came up with a novel idea: injecting beef with ammonia.
By Clare Howard GateHouse News Service Posted Dec 14, 2009 @ 02:03 PM PEORIA, Ill. — Pumpkin pie, or lack of it, is making central Illinois part of a national discussion about food waste and hunger in America.
There is a world-wide debate concerning the safety and regulatory approval process of genetically modified (GM) crops and foods [1, 2].
This exchange was sent to be shared. Gov. Schweitzer reminds us that claiming ignorance, passing the buck, kissing up and kicking down are political staples well beyond Washington. From: Paul Stephens Date: Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 3:02 PM To: "Schweitzer, Brian"
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