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12. Rutgers: GM/GMO/Biotech crop containment strategy
In GM crops today, novel genes are inserted into a cell nucleus but can eventually wind up in pollen grains or seeds that make their way out into the environment. The agricultural community worldwide seems to be embracing GM crops because the technology has the potential to deliver more healthful and nutritious crops, and increase crop yields with less use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Introducing new agriculturally useful genes through the plastid may prove the most effective...
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13. Pest-Resistant Crops Better Than Insecticide Use, Analysis Says
The gene helps the plants produce proteins that are toxic to certain insects. Department of Agriculture, have been poorly replicated and therefore might have missed important side effects of the GM crops. government or industry, analyzed the results of 42 field trials to discover the effect of Bt crops on "nontarget pests" the insects not harmful to crops. However, Marvier and colleagues caution that the study looked only at corn and cotton and that the findings may not apply to all GM...
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14. GAO: Crop Insurance Program Still Needs Improvement
RMA has followed some of the recommendations of an earlier report, GAO says, including helping UDSA' Farm Service Agency to provide timelier inspections during the growing season, and sharing information with FSA to protect against program abuse, potentially recovering up to $74 million in improper payments from 2003. Printer Friendly FormatEmail Page. RMA has followed some of the recommendations of an earlier report, GAO says, including helping UDSA' Farm Service Agency to provide...
SourceNebraska Farmer,NE


15. Federal crop insurance program eyed for cuts in the next farm bill
One of the fattest targets that has emerged: the federal crop insurance program and the money paid to companies and agents to sell and service federally subsidized policies. To get an idea of how much premiums and commissions will rise this year, consider this situation: In Story County, Iowa, the premium for a typical revenue assurance policy that covers 75 percent of the crop value would total about $40 an acre this year, up from $23 an acre in 2006. To get an idea of how much premiums...
SourceJackson Clarion Ledger,MS


16. Organic move for shellfish farming
The standards require that there are no significant negative impacts on the surrounding environment: wastes must be re-used and recycled where possible, and harvesting methods must be environmentally friendly. Organic move for shellfish farming. Organic move for shellfish farming. The page is still readable. CONSUMERS will soon see the familiar Soil Association organic logo on one of Scotland's most sustainable food products as farmed UK shellfish are to be certified organic for the first time.
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