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This Week's New Postings to AgBiotech InfoNet Archive of Previous Weeks' Postings Highlights and Original Contributions  Indicates Link Outside Ag Biotech InfoNet
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Canadian farmer, Percy Schmieser, vs
Monsanto -- for the past year this Saskatchewan farmer has been in
litigation with Monsanto. The company's genetically engineered
canola plants were found growing on his field, apparently after
pollen from modified plants had blown onto his property from nearby
farms.
Canadian professor speaks out on Percy Schmeiser decision, Letter to the
Editor, Cropchoice opinion (cropchoice.com), E. Ann Clark, March 30, 2001
Code of the Code: When you cross DNA nucleotides with the zeros
and ones of digital bits, who owns what?, Scientific American,
March 20, 2001
Agribusiness Urged to Prepare for Onslaught Of 'Non-Standard' Ecological Genomic Data,
by Pat Phibbs, International Environmental Reporter,
Volume 24:6, March 14, 2001
NCGA Requests $50 Million for Plant
Biotechnology/Genomics Research at USAID,
Press Release, PRNewsWire, March 29, 2001
Environmentalists, Lawmakers Clash in Oregon Over Pesticide Program Bill,
Knight Ridder/Tribune, March 29, 2001
Options Available To Farmers On
StarLink Corn Overhang, ispi News Service, ne.StatePaper.com
New Borer Resistant Corn Line, STATpub.com,
Washington, March 29, 2001
Testing for GM food still a hit-and-miss affair,
News Release, The Economist via NewsEdge Corporation, March 30, 2001
Research into the Potential Health Effects of Genetically Modified (
GM) Foods, Medical Research Council, March 22, 2001
The Risks on the Table, Scientific American,
March 20, 2001
New GMO rules may curb Japan's appetite for US corn, Reuters, March 29,
2001
Pew Charitable Trusts Launch Effort to Build a New Platform For Discussion,
News Release, PRNewswire, IFIC, March 27, 2001
Terminator Insects – The Killing of Females, The Institute of
Science in Society (I-SIS), March 26, 2001
Free for all: should all research papers in the biosciences be placed in one, free-access, web library? Yes, say 12,000 scientists,
News Release, New Scientist, March 27, 2001
CSIRO keeps Australian GM food trials in public sector, News Release,
Asia Pulse via NewsEdge Corporation, soyatech.com, March 28, 2001
DNA Surprise: Monsanto discovers extra sequences in its Roundup
Ready soybeans, The Scientist, 14[15]:20, Jul. 24, 2000
Draft Guidance for Industry: Voluntary Labeling Indicating Whether Foods Have
or Have Not Been Developed Using Bioengineering, Federal Register Docket No.
00D-1598, Submitted by Brian Baker. Ph.D. on behalf of OMRI
Are Roundup Ready Soybeans Pushing Out Conventional Varieties?,
CropChoice News, CropChoice.com, March 28, 2001
Poorly Served - The Consumer and Grower Voice in the Policy Process,
Remarks By Dr. Charles Benbrook at the Conference on Partnerships
for Sustaining California Agriculture: Profit, Environment and
Community, U.C. Davis, March 27-28, 2001
The New Biology: A Union of Ecology and Molecular Biology, by Donald N. Duvick in
Choices, Fourth Quarter, 1990
Plant Breeding in the 21st Century, by Donald N. Duvick in Choices, Fourth
Quarter, 1992
Why Didn't You Warn Me About GMO's?, Tom Bechman, Indiana Prairie
Farmer, DirectAg.com (a Farm Progress publication), March 23, 2001
IRRI Statement, News About Rice and
People, March 23, 2001
Federal Court Terminates Pioneer's License To Produce Roundup Ready Soybeans And Roundup
Ready Canola, Monsanto PR, PRNewswire -- via NewsEdge Corporation, St. Louis, March 21, 2001
Post to the Ag BioView list in response to Allan D. Shapiro's post "Herbicide Use",
May 18, 2001
Farmers Joining State Efforts Against Bioengineered Crops,
New York Times, March 25, 2001
Shrinking International Markets for
GM Crops?, AgBio View, March 22, 2001
Response to 'Genetially Engineered 'Golden Rice' Unlikely to
Overcome Vitamin A Deficiency' by Ingo Potrykus, March 21, 2001
Biotech Firm Executive Says Genetically Engineered Corn Is Here to
Stay, Knight-Ridder Tribune, March 19, 2001
Monsanto Pulls Plug on NatureMark Spuds, Ontario Farmer, March 6,
2001
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