July/August
Low-allergen, non-GMO soybean could have high impact
Scientists from the UA and University of Illinois have created a new variety of low-allergenic soybean, and it could have an impact on baby formula and animal feed.
Read MoreConsumer attitudes expert: “GMO concerns are here to stay”
Number of new non-GMO products grew 262 percent from 2012 to 2014
Read MorePrairie Hybrids becomes go-to source for non-GMO seed
Gilbert Hostetler clearly remembers when his grandfather, H.W. Hostetler, who founded Prairie Hybrids seed company, turned away from GMO agriculture.
Read MoreGrain suppliers express mixed views on USDA non-GMO program
Lack of a non-GMO standard cited as program’s weakness
Read MoreThe Carbon Underground brings down-to-earth solution to climate change
Non-profit promotes healthy soils produced through organic agriculture as solution to climate crisis
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