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TOPIC(S): Soybeans, GMO's, AgriBusiness,

06/10/2020 SOURCE: www.proactiveinvestors.com

Calyxt driving advances in plant sciences, crop traits and building robust portfolio of products

The innovation platform company’s TALEN gene-editing technology allows for precision tar...

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Topics: Rice, Soil Health, Conservation/Tillage, Economics, Sustainability, GMO's, Research,

Computomics: Revolutionizing Breeding Programs with Disruptive Technology - Seed World

The seed and food industry is becoming more integral for everyone and its focus on being e...

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TOPIC(S): Corn/Maize, GMO's, Insects, Sweet Corn, AgriBusiness,

06/03/2020 SOURCE: www.agriculture.com

Tracking the billion-dollar bug

Bayer has launched the second year of "The Watch," a corn rootworm tracking tool....

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Topics: Livestock/Meat, Vegetables, Fruit, GMO's, CRISPR/Gene Editing,

CRISPR Just Created a Hornless Bull, and It's a Step Forward for Gene-Edited Food

Just as gene editing tools revitalized gene therapy, scientists are hoping that CRISPR and...

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Topics: Corn/Maize, Soybeans, Water, GMO's, Grapes, CRISPR/Gene Editing, Climate Change, Ag South America, Tomato,

Chile advances in breeding gene-edited crops that weather climate change - Alliance for Science

After playing a key role in global genetically modified (GM) seed production for two decad...

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Kim Bremmer
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Topics: Wheat, Corn/Maize, Rice, GMO's, Fertilizer,

GM crops reduce the use of pesticides, often increase yield, and now improve nitrogen use efficiency. This study and meta-analysis focused on rice, maize and wheat...if these three crops were planted using GM varieties worldwide, we would feed 800 million more people and use less nitrogen along the way.

Genetically modified crops are superior in their nitrogen use efficien

Genetically modified crops are superior in their nitrogen use efficiency-A meta-analysis o...

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Topics: Ryegrass, GMO's, Regenerative Agriculture, Ag Australia/NZ,

New energy-dense, non-GMO ryegrass being developed for New Zealand farmers

New grass could boost milk and meat production while also lowering methane emissions....

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TOPIC(S): GMO's, Ag Tech, Biotech,

05/26/2020 SOURCE: www.linkedin.com

Agrobacterium: Soil Microbe, Plant Pathogen, and Natural Genetic Engineer

Robb Fraley posted on LinkedIn

Nice explanation of plant transformationâNature is pretty good at genetic engineering...

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Topics: Economics, GMO's, Ag United Kingdom, Ag Europe,

Liz Truss accused of being willing to sacrifice agriculture for deal

Critics say Liz Truss wants to turn the UK into a 'pariah state' by allowing the import of...

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Topics: Pesticides, Water, GMO's, Ag Europe, Government / Policies,

EU plans cut to antimicrobial and pesticide use in Farm to Fork strategy | Food Safety News

The European Commission has set targets to reduce pesticide use and sales of antimicrobial...

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Calyxt driving advances in plant sciences, crop traits and building robust portfolio of products

Computomics: Revolutionizing Breeding Programs with Disruptive Technology - Seed World

Tracking the billion-dollar bug

CRISPR Just Created a Hornless Bull, and It's a Step Forward for Gene-Edited Food

Chile advances in breeding gene-edited crops that weather climate change - Alliance for Science

Genetically modified crops are superior in their nitrogen use efficien

New energy-dense, non-GMO ryegrass being developed for New Zealand farmers

Robb Fraley posted on LinkedIn

Liz Truss accused of being willing to sacrifice agriculture for deal

EU plans cut to antimicrobial and pesticide use in Farm to Fork strategy | Food Safety News

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