by Michael Gerson, Washington Post Pass any Chipotle these days and you will see signs claiming credit for removing ingredients that contain GMOs (genetically modified organisms) from the menu. It …
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A growing demand for organics, and the reliance by U.S. farmers on genetically modified corn and soybeans, is driving a surge in imports from other nations where crops largely are …
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by CNN Wire Chipotle has gone GMO-free. That means none of the ingredients will be genetically modified — for its tortillas, rice, chips and salsa, and also in the marinades …
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by Jo Windmann, AgWeb According to a Pew survey, 88{f2533179b7c7e7cbdbc11018732de14c82f3d44c9f1e829e9a046cc47141a2e6} of scientists approve the use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), while only 35{f2533179b7c7e7cbdbc11018732de14c82f3d44c9f1e829e9a046cc47141a2e6} of adult Americans accept GMOs as safe. …
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by Trevor Brown, Wyoming Tribune Eagle Lawmakers are planning to look at how Wyoming treats genetically modified foods and plants. But don’t expect this state to follow the lead of …
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by Jessica Wharton, American Farm Bureau Federation The population is growing and many ask how it will be possible to feed 9 billion to 10 billion people by 2050. Owen Paterson, …
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by Chris Clayton DTN Ag Policy Editor Wade Cowan, president of ASA and a farmer from Brownfield, Texas, told reporters at Commodity Classic in Phoenix that ASA is going to …
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(Dow Jones) — Last spring, for the first time in 20 years, Indiana farmer Jim Benham planted his fields entirely with soybean seeds that hadn't been genetically modified to withstand …
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by Laura Mushrush, Assistant Editor Is it real? Are they safe? Is it moral? In a recent poll by Pew Research Center, distinct disconnect between public and scientists’ views …
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Washington, D.C. (January 28, 2015) – Millions of farmers around the world continue to choose to plant and replant genetically modified (GM) crop varieties because of their environmental and socio-economic …