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Globally, it is clear that since the first commercial planting in 1996, biotech crops have become an integral part of farming’s present and future, and developing countries are now leading the way. In 2011, developing countries adopted biotech crops at twice the rate of developed countries. Moreove more
Europe must become more resource efficient, which means its leaders must find innovative ways to conserve energy, water and land to ensure that it becomes more sustainable whilst remaining competitive. This is the clear message at DG Environment’s Green Week; which takes place in Brussels this week more
More than ever, farmers around the world are turning to GM crops, recognizing the range of benefits that they offer. According to figures released by the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-Biotech Applications (ISAAA), in 2009, 14 million farmers planted 134 million hectares (330 mill more
The income and production effects of biotech crops globally 1996-2009Graham Brookes; Peter BarfootInternational Journal of Biotechnology, Vol. 12, No. 1/2 (2011) pp. 1 - 49This paper provides an assessment of the economic impact at the farm level of agricultural biotechnology on global agriculture. more
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has been taking a closer look at the impact of biotech crops on organic farms. Research is providing tools to help them thrive side by side, but the politics are tricky. more
Fourteen years after genetically engineered crops began to take off in the United States, the overall benefits to farmers are clear, according to a new report from the National Research Council. more
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