Don't call it a GMO 

By: Business of buying

Could consumer acceptance of genetic engineering be as simple as changing the terms used to describe it? Maybe. Research conducted by the International...

Terminator terminated 

By: Business of buying

Monsanto recently announced it will not sell seeds with the "terminator" gene. Monsanto, through the pending purchase of Delta & Pine Land, should acquire...

Selling unapproved biotech corn 

By: Business of Buying

Check out www.amseed.org to enter a newly created database that lists grain purchasers (by zip code) that will buy biotech corn that doesn't have the...

Beat Pests to the punch 

By: Crops

Scientists at North Carolina State University have developed a simple test kit that will give you early warning if pests are building up resistance to...

Transgenics prevail 

By: Business of Buying

About 71percent of the world's crops are planted with herbicide-resistant varieties, according to Steve Pueppke, University of Illinois associate dean...

Odds of transgenetic weeds 

By: Lynn Grooms

Now that genetically modified crops cover tens of millions of acres, are super weeds next?What are the odds that those herbicide-resistant seeds you bought...

Wheat's up 

By: Karen McMahon

Companies focus research efforts on developing new varieties, hybrids.The introduction of new wheat products signals a regrowth in research and development...

Business of buying 

Leaving CanadaCase Corporation is closing a Canadian manufacturing plant and moving the product lines across the border to plants in Illinois and North...

Risky research 

By: Dale B. McDonald

Is corporate money compromising public research? From their inception, America's publicly funded universities have conducted research with a simple mission:...

Business of buying 

Precision farming systemNeed help with precision farming? A new computer program from Helena Chemical Company allows not only production planning but...

The high cost of consolidation 

By: Dale McDonald

Third in a series Who owns nature?What all of us are witnessing during the infancy of the biotechnology industry is not unlike what happened with the...

Complete feed from the field 

By: Joan Olson

Seed companies improve the nutritioual value of feed cornAbout 80% of the corn produced in the United States is fed to animals. In recent years, seed...

Business of buying 

Narrow-row corn head design droppedNarrow-row corn disciple/inventor Marion Calmer made news almost two years ago when Case Corporation bought the manufacturing...

Patent Paralysis 

By: Dale B. McDonald

Second in a series Who owns nature?With hundreds of patent applications from every biotechnology seed/chemical company jamming the patent office, duplicate...

Crops 

Store water in the seedbedA superabsorbent polymer, called Terawet, can absorb 400 times its weight in water. When the nontoxic crystals are incorporated...

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