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Update of Cassava News from 11 November  to 21 November, 2014.
Sustainable soil and crop management of cassava in Asia (See more ...)

Cassava: Exciting New Markets for Farmers in Rwanda

The Africa Report

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The Kinazi Cassava Plant (KCP), Dutch Agricultural Development & Trading Company (DADTCO) and IFDC Rwanda are proud to announce their intended partnership, aiming to develop new markets for farmers and strengthening the cassava value chain in ...

IITA votes $2.2m for cassava development The Nation Newspaper  - ‎cách đây 9 giờ‎ The Support to Agricultural Research and Development of Strategic Crops(SARD-SC) project, funded by the African Development Bank (AFDB) and executed by the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), has budgeted $2.2million for its cassava ...

Govt Launches Commercial Production of 10 Percent Cassava Composite Flour ... The Guardian  - ‎20-11-2014‎ Abuja - THE Federal Government, Wednesday, in Abuja, launched commercial production of 10 per cent composite cassava flour product in the country.

New York Times (blog)

Dot Earth | Can Genetics and Breeding Do for Cassava What They've Done For ... New York Times (blog)  - ‎23-10-2014‎ Buckler uses genomics and statistical genetics to understand and dissect complex traits in maize, biofuel grasses, cassava and grapes.

Daily Sun

FG trains 4000 bakers on high quality cassava bread Daily Sun  - ‎18-11-2014‎ The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, yesterday stated that the Ministry has trained over a 1,000 bakers on production of cassava bread, while it aims to train another 4,000 bakers in the near future. The Minister ...

Child dies; siblings, father fall ill after eating beans, cassava in Abra GMA News  - ‎19-11-2014‎ A man and four of his children fell ill after having patani (lima beans) and kamoteng kahoy (cassava) for dinner in Abra Tuesday night, with one of the children dying at a hospital early Wednesday.

How the Gates Foundation Is Making Cassava the Next Corn Smithsonian  - ‎24-10-2014‎ You may know cassava as the tapioca thickener in your pie or the bubbles in your tea, but for millions of people worldwide it is a staple food.

WorldStage

5300 cassava farmers get Bank of Agriculture's N1.4b loan WorldStage  - ‎cách đây 9 giờ‎ WorldStage Newsonline-- The Bank of Agriculture said that it has disbursed N1.4 billion out of the N9.9 billion Small and Medium Enterprise fund to 5,300 cassava farmers cultivating 11,000 hectares of cassava in Nigeria. The Executive Director ...

Cyanide test for cassava Royal Society of Chemistry  - ‎23-10-2014‎ Cassava, an edible root that grows well in poor conditions, is the third largest source of calories for people in the tropics.

Nigeria: Government target 51m MT of cassava production by 2017 FreshPlaza  - ‎17-11-2014‎ Speaking in Abeokuta during a training workshop on quality management systems for flash dried quality cassava production, the minister said: "Our target is to increase cassava production by 2017 to 51million metric tonnes, presently we are between ...

Honeywell lauds FG initiative on cassava, trains bakers Daily Sun  - ‎16-11-2014‎ He listed other efforts by Honeywell to support government's cassava initiative to include commencement of a three-week fully residential training programme for bakers in the company's baking school in Lagos.

Vitamin a Bio-Fortification - Why Cassava Was Chosen AllAfrica.com  - ‎09-11-2014‎ An expert in crop genetics, Dr. Paul Ilona, has given insight into why cassava had been chosen for bio-fortification with Vitamin A in Nigeria, highlighting the crop's easy accessibility to resource-poor farmers as a major reason.

New Vision

Minister wants more value from cassava New Vision  - ‎12-11-2014‎ While opening the Common Market for East and Southern Africa (COMESA) cassava cluster workshop in Kampala, Wakikona said producers focus on the tuber (60% of the plant) for mainly food, while the peelings, which constitute 40%, are not well-utilised ...

Haitilibre.com

Haiti - Agriculture : Invasion of caterpillars in cassava plantations Haitilibre.com  - ‎15-11-2014‎ Following an initial field visit on October 28, led by experts from the Directorate of Plant Protection of the Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Rural Development (MARNDR), a delegation led by the Agronomist Arnoux Sévrin, Agricultural ...

Nigerian Economy Strengthened, As FG Launches HQCF Leadership Newspapers  - ‎cách đây 8 giờ‎ While many Nigerians continue to be pessimistic about the reality of 20 per cent cassava inclusion in wheat bread and other confectionery, the minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr Akinwumi Adeshina, said all bread, cakes and confectionery ...

Finance Minister hails $150m cassava investment by Red Stripe Jamaica Observer  - ‎28-10-2014‎ KINGSTON, Jamaica -- A $150 million invested by Red Stripe in local cassava production, to cut much of its imported raw material to its brewery, has been hailed as a move to make Jamaica more competitive and reduce the debt burden.

How Cassava Could Boost Food Security AllAfrica.com  - ‎27-10-2014‎ AS the World Food Day is just concluded, the Tanzania Food and Nutrition Centre (TFCN) has published a cassava recipes book in its bid to boost food security, incomes of farmers and small-scale processors and increase employment opportunities for large ...

World Bank, WAAPP cassava processing initiative takes off in Oyo BusinessDay  - ‎13-11-2014‎ While addressing the teeming farmers present at the ceremony, Toure noted with delight that the adoption of new agricultural technologies has impacted positively on the lives of Nigerian farmers as shown in their cassava (gari), quality protein maize ...

A story on Vitamin A cassava as a game changer GhanaWeb  - ‎24-10-2014‎ The bio-fortified cassava which is rich in vitamin A is becoming widespread in Africa, driven by increasing awareness of its health and nutrition benefits; and the variety is changing the description of cassava - a root crop often referred to as ...

Gov't to model Red Stripe's technology in cassava production Jamaica Observer  - ‎01-11-2014‎ KINGSTON, Jamaica (JIS) - The Government will be moving to adopt the technology used by Red Stripe in its large-scale cassava production, so that an islandwide cassava industry can be sustained. According to Minister of Agriculture, Labour and Social ...

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Update of Food Crops News from 14 Nov. to 21 Nov., 2014.

	food crops Daily update ⋅ November 21, 2014
	NEWS
	CleanTechnica Origins Movie: "The Planet is an Ecosystem of Life, and We Are Part of that Ecosystem" CleanTechnica You can find me at a Las Vegas Raw Food Meetup Go green. ... raised the allowable concentration of glyphosate on food crops and animal fodder. Flag as irrelevant
	International Business Times AU Doomsday Seed Vault Safeguards More Marijuana Seeds International Business Times AU The diversity of food crops faces the challenge of climate change, evolving plant disease and the forever expanding population, The Ministry of ... Flag as irrelevant

 

	food crops Daily update ⋅ November 20, 2014
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	Businessweek How GMO Crops Can Be Good for the Environment Businessweek Among the winners in this month's elections, along with the Republican candidate in just about every competitive race, were foods containing ... Flag as irrelevant
	University of Wisconsin-Madison Crops play a major role in the annual CO2 cycle increase University of Wisconsin-Madison While the area of farmed land has not significantly increased, the production efficiency of that land has. Intensive agricultural management over the ... Flag as irrelevant
	TheCropSite Conference to Debate Food vs Feed TheCropSite UK - Animal feed vs human food will come under the microscope at the ... “Grazing cattle and sheep on land where you can't grow food crops due to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Triangle Business Journal The great food debate: Why GMOs are safe, and why they should be labeled Triangle Business Journal In short, GMOs, or genetically modified organisms, are food crops that have been genetically modified in order to increase crop yield. Scientists and ... Dramatic Correlation Shown Between GMOs And 22 Diseases - The Real News Network Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Aljazeera.com Transforming food Aljazeera.com The African Orphan Crops Consortium (AOCC), is working with the World Agroforestry Centre in Nairobi to develop lesser-known food crops in Africa. Flag as irrelevant
	Charlotte Observer UNC, NFL star Jason Brown, who gave away his crops, delivers his own child Charlotte Observer He had no farming experience but bought a 1,000-acre farm near Louisburg in Franklin County with the intention of growing crops to donate to food ... Flag as irrelevant
	TakePart Turns Out, the Future of Food Lies in These Old Seeds TakePart The couple brought the seeds for these melons from Europe, along with seeds of 800 other varieties of food crops, with the hope that in addition to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Changing the genetics of food Jacksonville Journal Courier As for health risks, UCS acknowledges that eating refined products derived from GE crops is unlikely to cause health problems, but maintains that ... Flag as irrelevant
	ABC Online Ecuador's flower growing technology helps improve food production ABC Online It's an export industry worth $800 million to Ecuador, and floriculture is teaching farmers how to grow better food crops. Benito Jaramillo was perhaps ... Flag as irrelevant

 

 

Crop Biotech Update

November 19, 2014

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IFPRI Releases Global Nutrition Report 2014 Section: News from Around the World The International Food Policy and Research Institute (IFPRI) and its partners released the Global Nutrition Report 2014, the first-ever comprehensive narrative on health and country-level progress toward reducing malnutrition across the globe. The report contains a global profile and country profiles on nutrition for each of the United Nations' 193 member states, with accounts on the specific developments happening for each country. It will be a centerpiece of the 2nd International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2) in Rome on November 19-21, 2014. Furthermore, the report includes case studies from Bangladesh, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Indonesia, and India. Country profiles provide dashboards of more than 80 indicators of nutrition outcomes, determinants, program coverage, resources, and political commitment. For more information about the report, visit http://www.ifpri.org/pressroom/briefing/global-nutrition-report-launched and http://allafrica.com/stories/201411141155.html.

APHIS Deregulates GE Low-Lignin Alfalfa Section: News from Around the World The US Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has granted non-regulatory status to event KK179, with commercial name HarvXtraTM, a genetically engineered low-lignin alfalfa variety from Monsanto and Forage Genetics International developed in cooperation with the Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation and the U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center. The cells of the biotech alfalfa were manipulated to reduce the production of lignin, increasing digestibility and widening the harvest window for the alfalfa. The U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center says increased digestibility would mean more beef and milk produced per pound of feed and less manure from those animals. The alfalfa is not currently available for sale and is still pending regulatory approvals from key export markets with functioning regulatory systems. Read the APHIS Notice of Determination of Nonregulated Status here: http://1.usa.gov/1xNFJ11. Read the HarvXtra white paper here: http://www.foragegenetics.com/fgi/media/PDFs/HarvXtra%E2%84%A2-Alfalfa_White-Paper.pdf.

Bt Maize Could Boost Yields and Reduce Pesticide Use in Mexico Section: News from Around the World A team of Mexican researchers and crop advisers studied the main pests causing reduction in maize production and the main methods used to combat the pests from 2010-2013. The researchers found the diversity of growing conditions to be the greatest problem in the implementation of integrated pest management (IPM) programs for Mexico's 2 million maize growers. They also pointed out that another obstacle is the lack of insect resistant Bt maize varieties which are grown in 90 percent of maize fields in the U.S. and produce yields three times larger than Mexican yields. "According to our estimates, 3,000 tons of organophosphate active ingredient is sold in Mexico each year to control only fall armyworm, only on corn," said Professor Urbano Nava-Camberos of the Universidad Juárez del Estado de Durango, and one of the authors of the study. "In addition, applications are also made to cutworms, corn rootworms, borers, and corn earworms that do not necessarily coincide with the fall armyworm applications. However, all of these insect pests can be effectively controlled with Bt corn and integrated pest management programs." The study is published in the Journal of Integrated Pest Management. Read the original article at http://entomologytoday.org/2014/11/17/insect-resistant-maize-could-increase-yields-and-decrease-pesticide-use-in-mexico/.

Photosynthesis 'Switch' Increases Rice Yields by 30% Section: News from Around the World Scientists from the University of Arkansas have found out that they can harness photosynthesis to increase rice yields by up to 30 percent. Led by Andy Pereira, the research group examined a protein that acts as a "switch" to activate genes that can enhance the photosynthesis activity of rice plants. The researchers discovered that the protein, known as higher yield rice (HYR), could enable the plants to survive stress, thrive and increase productivity. Pereira said "The regulator HYR does regulate photosynthesis, a complex process. I saw in the greenhouse that the plants using the HYR regulator were much greener than any others. It was because of more chlorophyll, hence, higher photosynthesis." Plants under stress shut down photosynthesis to stop producing reactive oxygen, which is damaging to them. This is where the HYR regulator protein comes in by keeping the whole photosynthesis machinery active and maintaining productivity, Pereira explained. The research showed that HYR increases photosynthesis, which increases sugars, increases biomass and finally leads to more grain yield among normal rice cultivars. For more information, read the news release available at: http://newswire.uark.edu/articles/25952/rice-yield-increase-of-30-percent-enabled-by-use-of-a-photosynthesis-switch-researchers-learn.

Sections News from Around the World IFPRI Releases Global Nutrition Report 2014 Namibia Lays Groundwork to Legalize GMO Sudanese Farmers Reap Benefits from Bt Cotton Genome Duplication Secret to Plant Regeneration Judge Blocks Maui County from Banning GM Crops APHIS Deregulates GE Low-Lignin Alfalfa Bt Maize Could Boost Yields and Reduce Pesticide Use in Mexico Photosynthesis 'Switch' Increases Rice Yields by 30% GM Crops Save Lives in Asia, Agri Consultant Explains Crop Biotech for Resilience, Equity, and ASEAN Integration Tackled in Int'l Conference First Harvest of Biotech Corn Field Trials Completed in China Total Food Conference Aim for Reduction of Waste, Dev't of Valuable New Products, and Sustainability Research Highlights Expression of CsALDH12A1 Confers Enhanced Drought Tolerance in Arabidopsis Beyond Crop Biotech Genomic Tape Recorders Developed through E. coli From the BICs UBIC Conducts Dialogue on Biotech with Religious Leaders

 

	food crops Daily update ⋅ November 19, 2014
	NEWS
	The Rock River Times EarthTalk: Assessing the risks of genetically engineered crops The Rock River Times Twenty-one countries and the European Union have instituted policies requiring foods created using genetic engineering (GE) be labeled accordingly ... Earth Talk for November 17, 2014: Assessing the Risks of Genetically Engineered Crops - The Paper Magazine Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	China's red tape trips up farm firms bringing crops home South China Morning Post (subscription) Chinese companies farming abroad are having trouble selling the food they produce back home because of a web of domestic rules, a report has ... Flag as irrelevant
	89.3 KPCC To end food waste, change needs to begin at home 89.3 KPCC There are lots of reasons for food waste. Some crops are never harvested. Some foods are thrown out if they don't meet cosmetic standards. Flag as irrelevant
	USDA.gov (press release) (blog) High Five for High Tunnels — Tool Brings Conservation, Fresh Produce to Detroit USDA.gov (press release) (blog) During a growing season, producers harvest vegetables and replant different crops within a high tunnel, as the demand for local food increases in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Voters in 2 States Reject GMO Labeling WebMD Some activists and organic food advocates say there are too many ... But the FDA in 1992 said genetically modified crops are no different than regular ... Flag as irrelevant
	edie.net AD digestate 'safe' for farmers crops in Scotland edie.net This can then be used back on farmland to grow more food and keep the ... sold as 'biofertiliser', reflecting its benefits for crops and the environment. Flag as irrelevant
	Summit County Citizens Voice Food Security a Hostage to Wall Street and US Global Hegemony RINF Alternative News Small farmers in the country now produce over 90% of diverse agricultural food crops, while they only provided 60 to 70% of the national food before ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lawn & Landscape Bringing farm to table Lawn & Landscape Gachina will plant fruit trees, berry bushes, culinary herbs, some perennial food crops (artichokes, for instance) and an array of vegetables. Volunteers ... Flag as irrelevant
	FreshPlaza Vitamin-A rich sweet potato improves nutrition and health of millions throughout sub-Saharan Africa FreshPlaza For the first time, this year's crop in the U.S. White House kitchen garden ... forever grateful and will never stop feeding my child on these food crops.” Flag as irrelevant

food crops Daily update ⋅ November 18, 2014
	NEWS
	You'll find a bumper crop of ideas at farming conference HeraldNet Interested in growing medicinal herbs, making hard cider, using organic seeds, raising native plants or helping build up the local food economy? Flag as irrelevant
	GMO labeling advocates trying to solve non-existent problem Idaho Press-Tribune The same is true with all of the other genetically modified crops that are processed into food products also to include meat and dairy products. Flag as irrelevant
	'Adopt biotechnology-driven food' NewsDay CALLS for government to adopt biotechnology-driven food, commonly ... Organism (GMO) food, are growing louder with local crop researchers and ... Flag as irrelevant

food crops Daily update ⋅ November 17, 2014
	NEWS
	The Inquisitr Monsanto Suggests RoundUp Herbicide Treatment For Many Crops Right Before Harvest, Not Just ... The Inquisitr Though these crops are not always used in human foods, this might, in part, help explain to the public the results from a breast milk study released ... Flag as irrelevant
	Assessing the risks of genetically engineered crops Augusta Free Press earth-new Dear EarthTalk: What are the potential health and environmental impacts of so many genetically engineered organisms in our food supply? Flag as irrelevant
	PBS NewsHour Field of weeds: Could agriculture crisis crop up from herbicide resistance? PBS NewsHour And the problem is spreading, which could mean more lost crops and lost .... The center for food safety, a national environmental advocacy group, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Press Herald Food sovereignty movement grows roots among Passamaquoddy Press Herald “You name it, we've tried it,” said Dana, whose own crops included potatoes ... “Food sovereignty” is a noble label that really means self-sufficiency. Flag as irrelevant
	American academics seek to boost crop productivity to help poor farmers stave off famine South China Morning Post (subscription) And that might put more food in more mouths and earn money for struggling farmers in the world's poorest countries. "The science, how to increase ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Express Tribune Damage assessment: Floods trigger fears of food insecurity The Express Tribune The flooding destroyed standing crops, killed livestock and curtailed livelihood activities – and this would have a devastating impact on food security. Flag as irrelevant
	Countering The Emotional Blackmail And Bogus Claims Of The GMO Lobby RINF Alternative News [Using GM food and data science is] the only thing that will enable us to feed ... It claims that GM crops provide higher yields and higher incomes for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gardener: Help create healthier ecosystems by becoming a backyard beekeeper The San Luis Obispo Tribune Bees are solely responsible for pollinating many of our food crops such as fruits, berries, nuts and vegetables. In fact, about a third of all the food we ... Flag as irrelevant
	You'll find a bumper crop of ideas at farming conference HeraldNet This year's trade show offers farmers and those interested in local food ... plans to offer “Kids, crops, sows and cows: Life happens, learn to bounce. Flag as irrelevant
	Ark in the Arctic The Hindu In fact, the Vault already holds the most diverse collection of food crop ... of crop species now secured in the Vault, and of the major crops, roughly half ... Flag as irrelevant

food crops Daily update ⋅ November 16, 2014 NEWS AberdeenNews.com Row crops important part of habitat management plan AberdeenNews.com Row crops such as corn, sorghum and soybeans planted on public areas provide a key food source for wild game, such as pheasants and deer. Flag as irrelevant Products From AD Safe For Farmers' Crops, Says Quality Meat Scotland CIWM Journal Online Products From AD Safe For Farmers' Crops, Says Quality Meat Scotland ... This can then be used back on farmland to grow more food and keep the ... Flag as irrelevant Irish Times A winter's garden tale Irish Times The trick to keeping all of these food crops happy during the cool, dark autumn and winter months is a combination of generous spacing between ... Flag as irrelevant Congressional Action on Food Labeling Needed | Commentary Roll Call Those farmers who plant both biotech and conventional crops may even have to buy a second set of harvesting equipment. Food manufacturers will ... Flag as irrelevant Daily News Tanzania registers huge success in food security Daily News “Early assessment of food crops during 2013/14 shows that we produced 16.02 million tonnes while demand is at 12.77 million tonnes,” Mr Zambi said ... Flag as irrelevant GMOs feed lively discussion on food supply Herald & Review ... down to which is more hazardous to your health: Genetically modified food versus lower yields and/or crops treated with herbicides and pesticides. Flag as irrelevant Kenya to promote conservation of indigenous crops Coastweek Broad programs have been initiated to conserve the traditional food crops," Kariuki said during the launch of the second phase of a regional project ... Flag as irrelevant New Era Utilise Dry Land Crop Scheme - Iita New Era "The purpose of the programme is to empower farmers in the Communal Crop Growing Areas to increase production and enhance household food ... Flag as irrelevant RT Monsanto sues Hawaii county over GMO ban RT Maui County voters approved a temporary ban on GMO crop cultivation in a ... The state has become a battleground between biotech firms and food ... Flag as irrelevant The Independent EU science adviser was vital independent voice Herald Scotland If food crops can be made more resistant to drought, floods or disease, they could help meet the challenge of feeding millions of people in the world's ... Flag as irrelevant food crops Daily update ⋅ November 15, 2014
	NEWS
	Leadership Newspapers Genetically Improved Crops Will Develop Nigerian Agriculture Sector Leadership Newspapers While arguments persist on the implications of GMCs, there is a scientific consensus that foods derived from GM crops pose no greater risks to human ... Flag as irrelevant
	Haaretz How Israel is making the case for genetically modified food Haaretz Supplying food to a growing population without destroying the world's ... food crops increased by 16.8 percent, while the yields grew by 93 percent. Flag as irrelevant
	AberdeenNews.com Row crops are important part of GF&P habitat management plan AberdeenNews.com Row crops such as corn, sorghum and soybeans planted on public areas provide a key food source for wild game such as pheasants and deer. Flag as irrelevant
	Phys.Org Editorial: Feeding a growing world population Charleston Daily Mail In a Popular Science magazine essay titled “10 Common GMO claims Debunked,” science journalist Brooke Borel wrote: “Virtually all of our food crops ... Support for Flexibility of EU Countries to Ban GMO Crops - TheCropSite Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Genetic Modification Increases Crop Yield With No Ill Effects The Ledger Through plant-gene modification, we have larger crop production, lower food prices and less impact on the environment. Even better nutritional ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Votes Are in on Soda Taxes and GMO Labeling Daily Signal For example, plants may be genetically engineered to produce characteristics to enhance the growth or nutritional profile of food crops. While these ... Flag as irrelevant
	Munchies_ Food by VICE The Arctic Doomsday Vault Might Save Our Food Future Munchies_ Food by VICE If climate change threatens the world's present supply of food, we want in ... “It will mean a different environment for the production of crops, and we'll ... Flag as irrelevant
	Community calendar (Nov. 13) Silver City Sun-News Info: 575-538-1623. Community Forum: The Silver City Food Co-op's Community Forum is a discussion on New Native Food Crops for New Mexico. Flag as irrelevant
	Daily Mail Britain's EU adviser Anne Glover who backs GM farming is ousted Daily Mail ... to the EU, said last year: 'I am 99.99 per cent certain from the scientific evidence that there are no health issues with food produced from GM crops. Flag as irrelevant

food crops Daily update ⋅ November 14, 2014
	NEWS
	EurActiv EU one step closer to law on national GMO crop bans EurActiv Food & Water Europe, a nonprofit consumer group, hailed the Parliament's vote, saying the discussion on GMO opt-outs had been fraught because ... GMO battles over 'settled' science spur new study of crops - eco-business.com Business Watch: EU nations could block GMO crops - DesMoinesRegister.com Close M92 vote shows public's growing food savvy - Corvallis Gazette Times Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	The Paper Magazine Climate may be changing crops Jacksonville Journal Courier It is difficult to say whether the climate change we are now experiencing is negatively impacting the nutritional quality of our food, researchers warn ... Flag as irrelevant
	EU moves closer to enabling national bans on GM crops Science AAAS Although the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has sanctioned several GM crops, many European consumers spurn these foods, and some ... Flag as irrelevant
	Phys.Org New study shows healthier food choices could dramatically decrease environmental costs of ... Phys.Org Trees are burned and habitat destroyed (as shown here, in Mexico) for agriculture, possibly to grow crops as feed for livestock. Credit: WIKI ... Food for Thought - The UCSB Current Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Kenyan farmers profit from the sun to water crops Yahoo News Farmers who move from subsistence agriculture into growing higher-value crops with advanced irrigation are more likely to remain food-secure, ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	MEPs vote to firm up national bans on GM crops in Europe Soil Association MEPs voted to allow national bans on genetically modified food crops for environmental reasons on Tuesday, even if the EU has already approved ... Flag as irrelevant

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