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Reports this week of deer in Staten Island becoming the first wild animals identified as having the Omicron variant of the coronavirus underline the […]
One Health treats human, animal, and ecosystem health together Read More »
Postharvest waste and crop loss increase agricultural challenges for humanity and, according to studies, will continue to do so over the next decade. The
Gene editing can fight food waste, reducing hunger and poverty Read More »
The decision late last year by Brazil to allow the import of flour manufactured from genetically modified wheat grown in Argentina may be a
Biotech wheat gains acceptance as drought concerns grow Read More »
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization’s (FAO) newly released Global Map of Salt-Affected Soils, there are more than 833 million hectares of salt-affected
Combating soil salinization using biotechnology Read More »
At the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Glasgow – also known as COP26 – nearly 200 countries (including the United States) agreed to the
What happened at COP26 Read More »
Gene editing of agricultural animals could help us solve climate change, hunger, and disease pandemics. But to get there, we need “a remodeling of
How to ‘remodel’ the regulatory framework for GE animals Read More »
President Joe Biden nominated Elaine Trevino for Chief Agricultural Negotiator at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR). This position is essential to
Biden nominates USTR agricultural negotiator Read More »
The images coming out of sub-Saharan Africa are deeply disturbing: grief-stricken farmers looking on in horror at their weakened cattle reduced to skin and
Researchers employ CRISPR against fatal parasite scourging sub-Saharan Africa Read More »
Whether you prefer coffee or tea, gene editing is boosting the resilience and flavor of our beverages, while providing benefits for growers. While the
Gene editing may help Kenyan tea survive climate change, brew good decaf Read More »
