St. Louis Today BY GEORGINA GUSTIN Scientists sounded the alarm years ago, but now their predictions appear to be an encroaching reality: Monsanto’s biotech corn ...
Separate Notices of Monetary Claims Filed Nick Maravell www.savenicksorganicfarm.org Potomac, MD—Nick’s Organic Farm, Nick Maravell and his wife Victoria Cowles filed legal notice with Montgomery ...
Reuters By Carey Gillam KANSAS CITY, Missouri (Reuters) – Significant levels of the world’s most-used herbicide have been detected in air and water samples from ...
PCC Farmland Trustis believed to be the only trust in the country dedicated to preserving organic farmland, a resource that’s steadily shrinking even as demand ...
The Gazette (Montreal) By Lynn Moore MONTREAL – Not so long ago, Canada’s organic products sector was fertile ground for freewheeling opportunists, if not outright ...
All Voices By Gerry Albert Corpuz, Dorcas Yee-Bee and John Lloyd Hoffman MANILA, Philippines-Gold is absent in golden rice. Dr. Michael HansenMichael Hansen, Senior Scientist ...
Tucson Citizen (link is unavailable) by Kate Kaemerle But local, sustainable agriculture will. Here’s a piece from Anna Lappe on Grist.org taking on a NY ...
Crosscut (Seattle, WA) By Amy Pennington Eastern Washington farmers are increasingly worried about agricultural invasion from Monsanto’s unwanted genetically modified and patent-protected seeds, which can ...
Grist by Natalie Jones In 1950, your parents, grandparents, or a perhaps a younger version of you could eat a handful of string beans — ...
Huffington Post by John Robbins Can genetically engineered foods help feed the hungry? Are anti-GMO activists and over-zealous environmentalists standing in the way of the ...
The New York Times by Matthew Cavanaugh FLORENCE, Mass. — John Spineti started selling plump tomatoes and shiny squash at farmers’ markets in the early ...
Huffington Post by Lynne Peeples “Here’s the big secret that no one wants to talk about: We’re not very good at keeping what’s inside a ...
