This month's news from the genetically modified food debate
February 2010
USDA stance on GM alfalfa threatens “fabric of organic industry”
A draft environmental impact study (EIS) on genetically modified Roundup Ready alfalfa released by the US Department of Agriculture ignores the threat of GMO contamination on organic and non-GMO farming and says organic consumers don’t care about GMO contamination.
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Non-GMO seed bank sprouts in California
Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company’s Seed Bank revives a past tradition and promotes non-GMO production.
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Research shows organic corn, soybean yields can exceed conventional
Iowa State University project shows yields of organic corn and soybeans equal or exceed conventional production while producing twice the revenue
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2010 non-GMO and organic grain production contracts
The following companies will contract with farmers to grow non-GMO and organic grains in 2010.
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