Experts agree: New GMOs can be detected
A French scientist and other experts rebut claims that genome-edited products cannot be distinguished from natural products, and thus cannot
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Scientists have “hacked photosynthesis” in search of more productive crops
Photosynthesis, the process through which plants take in carbon dioxide and produce food using energy from the sun, has been
Paper claiming “extreme” GMO opponents are ignorant contains many flawed assumptions
A new survey labels GM food opponents ignorant extremists. Claire Robinson asks whether the evidence stands up A new paper
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Dicamba damage to honeybee forage threatens beekeeper livelihoods
Drift from the weedkiller dicamba, in vogue again because Roundup has created resistant “superweeds,” has damaged thousands of crop acres—among
A Killing Season: Dicamba herbicide upends the agriculture industry, pitting neighbor against neighbor in a struggle for survival
When Arkansas farmer Mike Wallace was murdered in late 2016 in a dispute over herbicide drift damage, it was before