AgriNews
Viewpoint: FDA animal gene-editing rules boost food waste, stifle US agriculture research
A proposed U.S. regulatory framework for how the FDA treats gene-edited livestock may do more than put U.S. livestock producers ...
Winter harvest? Russian grass genes could hold key to developing cold-tolerant corn, sugar cane
Winters in eastern Russia are intensely cold, with air temperatures regularly reaching minus 30 degrees in some locations. It is ...
More nutritious and tastier vegetables? CRISPR gene editing could dramatically boost consumption
Spinach. Tomato. Watermelon. Broccoli. Besides being good for you, these four vegetables are just a few that could benefit — ...
Improved soybean yields a result of genetic advances
Since 1924, soybean yields in the US have increased annually 0.34 bushels per acre nationally, according to a study by ...
UK farmers say European Union’s GMO ban turns them into victims
UK farmer expresses worries over EU's ban on GM crops, stressing that politics is holding farmers back from the promise ...
