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NEWS YOU CAN USE APCOAB NEWS APAARI and CoA, Taipei Join Hands for Promotion of Agricultural Biotechnology in Asia-Pacific HHB 67-Improved- The first product of marker-assisted crop breeding in India APCoAB organized workshop on “Low-cost Gene-based Technologies for MAS Application in Rice and Maize” during "STRATEGY
FOR INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH RATE IN AGRICULTURE" Highlights and Recommendations of the Workshop on Biosafety Regulations for Transgenic Crops and the need GENERAL NEWS $5,000 genome next year, company promises (6 October 2008) Breakthrough in natural control of cotton pest in Pakistan Sustainable Biofuels Redux (3 October 2008) Australia's New Era for GM Crops (19 September 2008) Plant biotech bonanza Drought Resistant GM Crops Ready 'In Four Years' (8 October 2008) Genetically modified plants: Global Cultivation Area Cotton (9 October 2008) Cultivation of GMOs rises in many European countries (30 September 2008) Vietnam: Certain crops require genetic modification: scientists (1 October 2008) GM cotton 'protects neighbouring crops' (22 September 2008) Africa now focuses on biotechnology as poor yields begin to bite (29 September 2008) FAO e-mail conference - Bioenergy and agricultural biotechnologies (22 September 2008) Selective breeding promises to double jatropha yields (2 October 2008) New generation of drug-producing GM crops more dangerous to environment (2 October 2008) India: Commercialize GM Oilseeds: Experts (30 September 2008) Biofuels cited as part of energy security solution (17 September 2008) GM potato blessing for small farmers (2 September 2008) bEcon—a web-based bibliography developed by researchers at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) Bangladesh steps up to tackle climate change (11 September 2008) Indian patent bill: Let's not be too hasty (10 September 2008) China's push to become global biotechnology leader (8 September 2008) India: ICAR develops first hybrid of Indian mustard (28 August 2008) US federal court upholds ban on genetically-engineered alfalfa (2 September 2008) DuPont uses lasers in seed development (27 August 2008) Corn genetics may lead to next generation of plant-based biofuels (27 August 2008) Australia: Grain handler promises no GM contamination (26 August 2008) “Fingerprinting” helps make great grapes (26 August 2008) India: Biosafety data of transgenic brinjal made public (25 August 2008) Monsanto, China seed expanding Chinese joint venture (22 August 2008) India: Two institutes to promote research in agri-biotechnology (21 August 2008) Study on reproductive biology of two nontarget insect species, Aphis gossypii (Homoptera: Aphididae) and Study on population dynamics of Spodoptera litura (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) on Bt Cotton in the Yangtze Molecular Plant Breeding as the Foundation for 21st Century Crop Improvement (August) Bt cotton pushes India's farm biotech revenue up by 30% (21 August 2008) Promising results from field studies with drought resistant wheat in Australia (21 August 2008) India: Cotton hybrids need to be explored for better yield (19 August 2008) Monsanto nectariless cotton for 2009 (19 August 2008) India's DBT and ICRISAT to set up Ag-biotech research facility (18 August 2008) Bt maize pollen poses no risk to green lacewings (15 August 2008) The world needs GM agriculture (15 August 2008) Australia increases support for food security in Indonesia (12 August 2008) Chinese Scientists Identify Major Regulatory Gene in Rice (May) Monsanto to promote GM soybeans in Japan (31 July, 2008) India: Help farmers with quality GE seeds (29 July, 2008) Scientists unlock the key to rice nutrition (28 July, 2008) Gene-chips prove transgenes are clean genes (25 July, 2008) Australia: GM bananas set for initial trial (24 July, 2008) Japan to boost rice production as alternative to corn, wheat (24 July 2008) Philippines: Department of Agriculture rushes biotech programs to raise aggie output (17 July, 2008) India: Tamil Nadu Agricultural University aims to eliminate a virus plaguing India's papaya crops (July 2008) Pakistan's government forms body to introduce new variety of Bt-Cotton (25 July, 2008) India: Punjab agricultural university to update farmers knowledge on IPM in cotton (23 July, 2008) Good and Evil: A cancer vaccine from tobacco plants (22 July, 2008) Western Australia farmers back GM cotton trial (22 July, 2008) Negative attitudes 'hindering' China GM commercialization (24 July, 2008) Allergen-free GM plants may boost food safety: experts (21 July, 2008) Costly mushroom sprouts in Bhutan labs (18 July, 2008) Chinese rice products containing an unauthorized rice(16 July, 2008) India: NBRA should create an environment for sound application of biotech(14 July, 2008) Australia continues to test drought-resistant GM wheat (18 July, 2008) Food concerns prompt China to prioritise GM rice (18 July, 2008) Bangladesh: Increasing yield of cotton (18 July, 2008) DuPont gets OK for genetically altered soybeans (17 July, 2008) Philippines hike S&T budget by US$10 million (16 July, 2008) New jatropha biofuel venture in Philippines (16 July, 2008) Taiwan centre exports vegetable technology (15 July, 2008) India: Biotechnology to determine female palmyrah plant in nursery (13 July, 2008) Controlled release of GM banana in Australia (11 July, 2008) Due to rising food needs, transgenic wheat could be on the rise worldwide
(9 July, 2008) India: ICRISAT releases world's first CMS pigeonpea hybrid China approves transgenic species development program (10 July 2008) India produced record 231 million tonne foodgrains in 2007-08 (9 July 2008) Philippines: PCARRD sustains support to plant conservation efforts (9 July 2008) GM wheat about to be planted in western Victoria (9 July 2008) Korea: Tomato vaccine may prevent Alzheimer's disease (8 July 2008) The Rich World and the Food Crisis (8 July 2008) India: Keventer plans banana processing unit in Bihar (7 July 2008) Malaysia to evolve as biotechnology hub (6 July 2008) Pakistan: Punjab University seed centre produces hybrid seed through tissue culture (2 July 2008) GMO wheat may help solve food crisis, Australian scientist says (4 July, 2008) Indian scientists developing drought-resistant groundnut (3 July, 2008) Tiny gene discovered hiding in a major family of plant viruses (3 July, 2008) South Korea quietly steps up GMO corn imports for food (2 July, 2008) Philippines: UPLB rushes work on breeding virus-resistant abaca (29 June, 2008) Fortified cassava could provide a day’s nutrition in a single meal (30 June, 2008) The 21st century tomato (28 June, 2008) New DuPont molecular markers increase soybean productivity (27 June, 2008) Taiwan: Government plans development of five bio-agricultural parks (27 June, 2008) Australian's limited and controlled release of wheat genetically modified for drought tolerance (30 June 2008) India's new National Biotechnology Regulatory Authority (NBRA) (28 June 2008) India: Mahyco receives seed production approval for Bt egg plant (27 June 2008) Japan tries turning rice into fuel (25 June 2008) Ancient Mexican maize varieties (25 June 2008) India cotton output may climb 11%, biggest buyer says (25 June 2008) Indonesia: Jatropha hurt by lack of promotion: Experts (25 June 2008) Major progress in technology needed for 25 percent renewable energy use to be affordable (25 June 2008) USDA signs agreement with Philippines on agricultural cooperation (25 June 2008) Vietnam to discuss safety in biotechnology at ASEAN workshop (June 18, 2008) Australia: Drought-tolerant wheat on the way (June 18, 2008) India strives for alternative bioenergy resources (June 18, 2008) Algae set to revolutionize fuel production (June 18, 2008) GM crops restrain price rises, says economist (June 17, 2008) A-maizing: Asia's drought-resistant maize varieties (June 16, 2008) Hope for crops that cope with adverse weather (June 16, 2008) Genetic engineering of improved nitrogen use efficiency in rice by the tissue-specific expression of alanine aminotransferase (June 13, 2008) India declares "food safety and quality year 2008-09 (June 11, 2008) Toxicological assessment of pollen from different bt rice lines on bombyx Mori (Lepidoptera: Bombyxidae) (June 3, 2008) Cutting edge science helps the poor overcome soaring food prices (28 May 2008) EU environmental ministers agree GM approval overhall (6 June 2008) Transgenic wheat has increased polyamines (12 June 2008) Integrated Pest Management is important in Bt Corn (12 June 2008) Australia: Worldwide mission to solve iron deficiency (11 June 2008) Landec Corporation and Monsanto enter into partnership agreement to develop broccoli and cauliflower varieties with novel traits (10 June 2008) Genetically modified plants don’t harm beneficial bugs that kill pests (8 June 2008) Biotech giants demand a high price for saving the planet (9 June 2008) India under fire for 'misleading' biosafety statements (6 June 2008) Philippines: Rice scientists call for increased funding for research to boost crops (5 June 2008) Hybrid rice gives hope of food self-sufficiency for Filipinos faced with rice crisis (4 June 2008) WA farmers angry over GM bans (3 June 2008) Crop wild relatives need better protection (23 May 2008) Terminator seed ban under threat (22 May 2008) Transgenic plants don't hurt beneficial bugs (4 June 2008) India cotton production may reach record on new seed (4 June 2008) Philippines: Food crisis may open door to genetically modified rice (4 June 2008) Chairman of Syngenta’s board high on modern agriculture (4 June 2008) Australia: Premier calls for national guidelines on GM foods (3 June 2008) China: Researchers boost yields of rice-waste biofuel (2 June 2008) Bangladesh to launch flood-resistant rice in 2009 (2 June 2008) Philippines: Researchers developing disease-resistant abaca (1 June 2008) India: Govt planning autonomous body to regulate GM crop development (1 June 2008) GM maize to tackle HIV (29 May 2008) Declining grain stocks may ease resistance to biotech (28 May, 2008) Genetic pesticide for termites developed in Florida (28 May, 2008) Pakistan: BT cotton can be helpful in economic growth (26 May, 2008) India: TNAU ventures into developing transgenic hill banana (26 May, 2008) India: GEAC calls for socio-economic survey of BT brinjal (23 May, 2008) Monsanto and Syngenta reach royalty-bearing licensing agreement on roundup ready to yield soybean technology (23 May, 2008) Scientists back the use of maize as an efficient 'factory' for protein-based pharmaceutical products (23 May, 2008) Philippines: Biofuels won’t cause food crisis, says expert (22 May, 2008) China: Activated expression of an Arabidopsis HD-START protein confers drought tolerance with improved root Biofortification for China: Political responses to food fortification and GM technology, interest groups, and India: Maharashtra fixes Bt cotton price at 750 rupees (21 May 2008) First draft of oil palm genome completed by Synthetic Genomics Inc and Asiatic Centre for Genome Technology (21 May 2008) Pakistan on Ug99 high alert (21 May 2008) Researchers identify genetic "Fix" for problem in some sweet corn (21 May 2008) Time for an organic-GM peace treaty (19 May 2008) India: Sweet sorghum: a new smart biofuel crop that ensures food security (16 May 2008) Golden Rice: First field tests in the Philippines (19 April 2008) Biotech companies rush to patent plant genes (16 May 2008) Patent threat in emerging economies shifts to biotech Pakistan: Committees formed to promote Bt cotton (16 May 2008) India looks to nanotechnology to boost agriculture (16 May 2008) Agri-biotech firms committing 'intellectual property grab' (16 May 2008) China's Government has been putting more emphasis on fuel ethanol development
(16 May 2008) Bayer CropScience launches first global hybrid rice variety resistant to bacterial leaf blight in India (15 May 2008) Pakistan: Call to use genetically modified organisms in agriculture (14 May 2008) China: Scientists find 'yield-improving rice gene' (14 May 2008) Egypt approves commercialization of first GM crop (13 May 2008) Australia eyes big gains from GMO crops (12 May 2008) India: Tremendous scope for vertical growth in biotech crops (9 May 2008) Philippine government denies Greenpeace claim of GMO contamination in US rice (3 May 2008) Genetically-modified crops get mixed response in Asia (7 May, 2008) Mandatory GMO labeling is the best solution – Korea (6 May, 2008) India: Price controls to hit Bt cotton growth in Gujarat (6 May, 2008) China: Is This the Rice Super-Gene? (5 May, 2008) Australian agbiotech company is developing a grass that will cut the amount of methane cows burp up and grow in hotter climes India: Hybrid maize to create bigger revolution than Bt cotton (5 May, 2008) Philippines: Ecology group sounds alarm over GMO rice (5 May, 2008) New Zealand: GM pines cleared of risk to the environment (2 May, 2008) Vietnamese scientists extract biodiesel from sesame (2 May, 2008) Australia: GM seed in high demand for farmers (2 May, 2008) GM plants to provide plastic alternative (1 May, 2008) Australia: 'Lipstick Plant' Offers to Bring New Meaning to the Term Plastic Flower
(30 April, 2008) North Carolina Biotechnology, Biofuels Centers honor Syngenta with third annual Industrial Biotechnology Philippine government stands firm on biofuels (30 April, 2008) India needs second ‘green revolution’: farm scientist (29 April, 2008) Australia: GM seeds planted (29 April, 2008) India: Pests emerging concern for Bt cotton (28 April, 2008) Monsanto Company and Mendel Biotechnology announce cellulosic biofuels collaboration (28 April, 2008) Australia: Insect genes to make crops drip lube (28 April, 2008) IRRI’s new miracles: Aerobic, submarine rice (27 April, 2008) Pakistan: BT cotton need of the hour (27 April, 2008) China: GMO coupled with organic farms best for environment (24 April, 2008) As the world begins to starve it's time to take GM seriously (27 April, 2008) China: Scientists sequence GM papaya genome (24 April 2008) Australia: GM crops linked to $200m farm package (24 April 2008) Taiwan: Gov't may abandon biofuel project (23 April 2008) Philippines: Gov’t to set aside P10B for hybrid rice improvement (23 April 2008) Indo-Australian fund for GM crops research likely (23 April 2008) Gene find to improve herbicide tolerance (23 April 2008) Japan too should be part of agricultural biotechnology (23 April 2008) India: MMB launches drive against illegal Bt Cotton seeds (23 April 2008) US 'plans cut to global agricultural research funds'(22 April 2008) Australian Grain Technologies releases two new feed grade wheat varieties with top rust resistance (22 April 2008) India: New BT variety may push short staple cotton output (22 April 2008) Food-price hike may heighten biotech debate (21 April 2008) Biotech Wheat: Buyers would benefit from increased supply (21 April 2008) Chinese rice faces GE tests in New Zealand (17 April, 2008) Philippines: US mulls funding for IRRI (16 April, 2008) Gene therapy: GM crops could solve the world food crisis (16 April, 2008) Japan food maker starts buying genetically modified corn (15 April, 2008) Science and technology are key to growing more food (15 April, 2008) Arcadia Biosciences and MAHYCO announce multi-crop, multi-technology licensing agreement (14 April, 2008) Philippines: GM golden rice to take the field (11 April, 2008) Transgenic tobacco accumulating a high level polymer (11 April, 2008) OIC science committee moves up a gear (8 April, 2008) Australia: Warning on GM herbicide resistance (10 April 2008) EU and India to deepen biotech research ties (9 April 2008) Philippines: Hybrid rice is ‘solution to growing food crises’ (9 April 2008) India: Show GM food data, says court (9 April 2008) Chinese rice imports 'tainted with illegal GM strain', food watchdog warns (9 April 2008) Novel 'Gene Toggles' in rice, world's top food crop (8 April 2008) Australia: GM canola seed sells out ahead of planned autumn planting (8 April 2008) Major Japanese wet miller to buy biotech corn for food production (3 April 2008) Japan rejects GM corn for human food (24 March 2008) Indian patent bill stirs debate among scientists (3 April 2008) Huge virulence gene superfamily responsible for devastating plant diseases (3 April 2008) Transgenic crops can persist for ten years (2 April 2008) India to set up National Biofuel Development Board (2 April 2008) Asia Pacific research to benefit from Australian aid (1 April 2008) Level playing field for GM crop field trials (31 March 2008) GM sugarcane trials in Brazil, Australia (31 March 2008) GM crops will benefit Australian economy (31 March 2008) Soon, Blue Cotton to storm the world! (29 March 2008) China to launch billion-dollar GM programme (26 March 2008) Philippines: Palace issues EO 710 to adopt FSTP as a national program (24 March 2008) A built-in strategy for contaiment of transgenic plants (26 March 2008) ICRISAT launches centre of excellence in genomics, Bio-Food knowledge centre
(26 March 2008) Chinese crops hurting from drought (25 March 2008) The genome of an agricultural pest (25 March 2008) China: Origin agritech updates genetically modified pipeline (24 March 2008) Monsanto, Greenpeace clash over GM brinjal safety in India (22 March 2008) Highly specific gene silencing successful in rice (21 March 2008) Philippines: Biotech eggplants harvested from experimental plot (14 March 2008) Chinese biofuel 'could endanger biodiversity' (18 March 2008) China: six rice hybrid seeds approved (20 March 2008) Australia: GM foods 'probably safer' than others: scientist (19 March 2008) Chinese biofuel 'could endanger biodiversity' (18 March 2008) India: Biotechnology may get separate ministry (18 March 2008) India: NGO protest against impact of genetically engineered brinjals (18 March 2008) Soaring corn prices test Japanese distaste for GMO (17 March 2008) Scientists identify ‘Sun’ gene that turns a round tomato long and thin (14 March 2008) Australia to grow first GMO canola in 2008(14 March 2008) Indonesia develops a biotech drought tolerant rice (19 March 2008) South Asian nations team up for food security (11 March 2008) Pakistani utility purchases 7MW of green cogenerated power based on sugarcane waste biogas (25 February 2008) Gene to increase yield through genetic engineering, uses less land and resources
(13 March 2008) Qatar plans law on GM products (13 March 2008) Conservation areas 'neglected' under current efforts (12 March 2008) Bacterium gets wheels turning on ethanol fuel (11 March 2008) South Asian nations team up for food security (11 March 2008) New report indicates large GM potential for South Asia (7 March 2008) As biotech crops span globe, backers cheer growth (7 March 2008) US: Demand for GM foods growing with food prices, say supporters (7 March 2008) Australia: Farms set for genetically modified canola crops (1 March 2008) Pakistan: NIBGE to undertake 11 new research projects from March (27 February 2008) The United Nations' Unscientific War on Biotechnology (7 February 2008) US: Gasoline could go from 10% ethanol up to 20% (6 March 2008) Northern Ireland MLAs seek GM feed imports (4 March 2008) Brazil GMO firm seeks cellulosic ethanol from cane (4 March 2008) Microarray analyses reveal that plant mutagenesis may induce more transcriptomic changes than transgene insertion (4 March 2008) Biotechnology delivers better Alfalfa (4 March 2008) Biotechnology will transform sustainable Biofuel production, BIO says
(4 March 2008) EU: GM maize- 110,000 hectares under cultivation (4 March 2008) New GM potatoes to be planted by Czech farmers soon (3 March 2008) Philippines: Commercial production of GM eggplant, papaya seen in 2 yrs (2 March 2008) China: new corn hybrid seeds approved in provinces throughout China (2 March 2008) Kaua‘I: GMO taro bill moves forward (3 March 2008) Gene discovery provides new tool to develop drought-tolerant crops (28 February 2008) High food prices push China towards GMO: Scientist (27 February 2008) After corn, Asia may seek GMO soy as costs rise (27 February 2008) Feed the World? We are fighting a losing battle, UN admits (26 February 2008) French researchers unveil the genetic code of the pea (26 February 2008) Researchers map corn plant's genome (26 February 2008) S. Korea import of GMO corn first for food use (26 February 2008) GM crops can meet India's food, biofuel needs (25 February 2008) Coping with water scarcity in developing countries: What role for agricultural biotechnologies? (25 February 2008) Washington University unveils draft sequence of corn genome (25 February 2008) Global agricultural biotechnology market to exceed $8.0 billion by 2009, according to a new report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc. (25 February 2008) 'Doomsday vault' opens (27 February 2007) http://www.nature.com/news/2008/080227/full/4511037b.html CBDMT announces the invisible revolution: White Biotechnology (24 February 2008) Japanese team tweaks rice to serve as drug delivery system (22 February 2008) The next green revolution (21 February 2008) Italy: 67% of farmers are ready to grow GMOs immediately says a Demoskopea survey (21 February 2008) Australia will promote drought-resistant crops (20 February 2008) Failure on GM crops could ruin livestock industry, EU farmers warn (20 February 2008) Philippines approves entry of Monsanto transgenic soybeans (19 February 2008) Indians pull off rice gene feat (19 February 2008) Biofuel: Gene scientists find secret to oil yield from corn (19 February 2008) Philippines: RP cited as top GM corn producer (19 February 2008) India: SC gives nod to GM food trials (14 February, 2008) Global status of commercialized biotech/GM Crops: 2007 (13 February, 2008) EU: Genetically safer (13 February, 2008) Brazil gives final approval for GMO corn varieties (12 February, 2008) Philippines: More funds for agri biotech promised (12 February, 2008) French ban on GM corn strain becomes official (8 February, 2008) Biotech premium discounts attract attention of farmers (8 February, 2008) Global challenge feed the world (8 February, 2008) India: Vice-President calls for harnessing biotechnology (7 February, 2008) Engineering fungal resistance in rice (8 February 2008) Bt cotton resistance found (8 February 2008) EU: Disastrous fallout from slow GM approvals process (7 February 2008) ASA welcomes regulatory approvals for next generation soybean seed in key Asian countries (5 February 2008) Australia: GM bananas in field trials (6 February 2008) India: Bt cotton acreage touches 66% in current season (4 February 2008) Blue roses to go on sale in Japan (4 February 2008) Fickle European GM policies stifle competition, say experts (4 February 2008) New Zealand: No need to cry, our scientists know their onions (4 February 2008) Bacterium sequenced makes rare form of chlorophyll (4 February 2008) Farmers may have Golden Rice by 2011-IRRI (31 January, 2008) India: Agri-biotech sector grows at 30% (31 January, 2008) Nobel Laureate Steven Chu sees a biofuels revolution (31 January, 2008) Using DNA, scientists hunt for the roots of the modern potato (28 January, 2008) India: Sharp increase in Bollgard cotton acreage, claims MMB (28 January, 2008) China: Transgenic rice seeds still await go-ahead (28 January, 2008) New corn herbicides help weed control (24 January, 2008) BASF expands GM activities in competitive Asia Pacific (24 January, 2008) Genetically modified changes in wind (23 January, 2008) HIV Vaccine from tomatoes, a long awaited gift for millions (23 January, 2008) Korea: Biotech crops encroaching on table (22 January, 2008) India may turn big producer of GM rice, vegetables by 2010 (24 January 2008) Scientists find way to increase corn's vitamin A (18 January 2008) Norway donates CHF406,000 for food, animal and plant health standards (24 January 2008) How the world invests in R&D (23 January 2008) EU lawyers say no to Poland's biotech ban (21 January 2008) India: Draft protocols on toxicity and allergenicity testing of transgenic crops India: Draft Guidelines for Safety Assessment of GMF in India (25 January 2008) Nitrogen fixation process to combat drought in legumes (24 January 2008) Transgenic barley with disease resistance and improved brewing properties (17 January 2008) Philippines: Western Visayas joins top eggplant-producing Regions (17 January 2008) The western corn rootworm: On its way to European maize fields (17 January 2008) EU could ban its own biofuels and be forced to import all fuels from poor (16 January 2008) Much more coming in cotton transgenics (15 January 2008) GM carrot may help treat osteoporosis (14 January 2008) Biotech companies race for drought-tolerant crops (14 January 2008) Pine beetle target of DNA research (13 January 2008) French farmers criticize ban on Monsanto's corn seed (12 January 2008) Genetically modified food and international trade (11 January 2008) Harmonize organic farming with biotechnology, says noted Indian scientist
(10 January, 2008) Pakistan: Government to introduce genetically modified cottonseed in 2009 (9 January, 2008) Biotech firm’s carbon credit plan for GM rice (9 January, 2008) India: DRDO develops transgenic tomato (8 January, 2008) Grass biofuels 'cut CO2 by 94%' (8 January, 2008) Malaysia: Biotech for superior pineapple produces (7 January, 2008) Philippines extends commercial use of Monsanto's transgenic corn (7 January, 2008) China vows help for biofuels from non-food (4 January, 2008) crops Pioneer releases 59 new hybrids for 2008 planting (3 January, 2008) Chinese health biotech and the billion-patient market (Jan 2008) Herbicide-tolerant crops are coming http://www.deccanherald.com/Content/Dec312007/national2007123043981.asp Australia looks to GM crops after scorching 2007 (3 January 2008) Safety of GE corn queried by scientist (2 January 2008) http://www.agbios.com/static/news/NEWSID_9125.php Missouri mandates ethanol in gasoline (31 December 2007) http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2007/12/31/ap4482394.html Canada: Organic food needs better testing (31 December 2007)http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2007/12/31/organic-test.html Biotechnology victimized by irresponsible activism (30 December 2007) The climate threat to Japanese rice (29 December 2007) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7148662.stm Microscopic alternative to biofuels (29 December 2007) Yemen: Ministry of Agriculture to invest in genetically modified crop (27 December 2007) Latin America and EU to collaborate on biotechnology (27 December 2007) Biologists find unusual plant gene: abstinence by mutual consent (26 December 2007) Thailand: Cabinet refuses to lift ban on open-field crop trials
(December 26, 2007) Biotechnology driving U.S. farm growth (December 21, 2007) Monsanto: YieldGard VT Triple™ achieves more than 12 bushel yield advantage over pioneer Herculex® XTRA (December 21, 2007) Total economic impact of transgenic herbicide tolerant canola Can$ 464 million over Ten Years (December 21, 2007) EU decision on GMO testing opens door for U.S. rice (December 21, 2007) Australia: GM bananas could solve panama plight (December 20, 2007) EU Member States Call for Increased Industrial Use of Biomass (December 20, 2007) Malaysia: GM Eggplant in 'Confined' environment next year
(December 20, 2007) Philippines: NOMCARRD'S advocacy on biotechnology yields positive results (December 20, 2007) Taiwan to focus on ethanol crop cultivation (20 December, 2007) Bizonoplast, a unique chloroplast in the epidermal cells of microphylls in the shade plant Selaginella erythropus (Selaginellaceae) (20 December, 2007) Australia: Dairy farmers urged to consider GM crops (19 December, 2007) Scientists crack open DNA secrets of Pinot Noir (19 December, 2007) World food supply is shrinking, U.N. agency warns (18 December, 2007) GM Agrisure MIR604 corn receives Taiwan approval (18 December, 2007) EU: Fear versus science (17 December, 2007) Dupont's R&D centre in India to conduct crop research (17 December, 2007) Soybean industry working to meet demand for trans-fat alternatives
(16 December, 2007) Moss genes will help to create superplants(14 December, 2007) http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/science/article3048652.ece China and Mexico team up to fight wheat disease (14 December, 2007) IFAD supports biofuels research-for-development project led by ICRISAT
(14 December, 2007) Indonesia: Scientists launch initiative to develop "Climate-Ready" farming and forestry systems (12 December 2007) Towards plastid transformation in maize (12 December 2007) Australia: CSIRO's "fine cotton" the real (12 December 2007) Molecular biology: Genome under surveillance (12 December 2007) http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v450/n7172/full/450959a.html In Europe, no one apparently wants to listen if you have good news about genetically modified organisms (GMOs) (11 December 2007) US, China sign MoU on joint biofuel development – USDA (11 December 2007) Philippines: Pay attention to GMOs, biofuels to alleviate poverty, WB exec tells RP
(8 December 2007) GM resistance is ‘threatening cheap food’ (8 December 2007) Monsanto: Winning the ground war (6 December 2007) EU finds Bayer's biotech rice safe (6 December 2007) Philippines: Filipino biotechnology goods now ready for sale (3 December 2007) http://www.bic.searca.org/ Australia: Green light for GM canola crops in march in NSW (5 December, 2007) GM rice unlikely to pose health threats, says EFSA (5 December, 2007) http://www.foodproductiondaily.com/news/ng.asp?id=81842 Philippines: Biotech forestry suggests genetically engineered trees (5 December, 2007) Qatar: New panel being set up to regulate GM food import (4 December, 2007) DuPont forms joint venture with chinese biotech firm (4 December, 2007) India-Promotion and use of bio-diesel gets top priority (3 December, 2007) http://pib.nic.in/release/release.asp?relid=33607 Filipino biotechnology goods now ready for sale (3 December, 2007) Monsanto's barley gene transfer technique ready (3 December, 2007) http://www.monsanto.co.uk/news/ukshowlib.phtml?uid=12540 Indian Institute of Sciences team isolates fungus that can produce popular bioinsecticide (3 December 2007) Australia: GM ban lift sparks economic debate (28 November, 2007) http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/11/28/2103287.htm Give farmers choice on gm crops: saff (November 29,2007) http://www.agbios.com/main.php?action=ShowNewsItem&id=9069 Indonesia-Forest loss 'yields meagre financial benefits' (November 28, 2007) Plants 'could withstand' warming (November 27, 2007) GM crops: NSW gives green light (November 27,2007) http://fw.farmonline.com.au/news_daily.asp?ag_id=47155 GE plants spread genes into wild relatives (November 27, 2007) http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO0711/S00437.htm After Bt cotton, monsanto may try hands on pulses, wheat (November 25, 2007) DPT vaccine - from bioreactors to agricultural fields (November 23, 2007) India: Nine cotton-growing states grow bt cotton (November 23, 2007) Disclose bio-safety data of GM crops: CIC (November23, 2007) |