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2004
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2003
December November October September August July June- United Nations scrutinizes biotech food, 'Mad Cow' dangers
- EU parliament to pass biotech food label rules
- Indian sugar millers association opposes biotech sugarcane
- R-CALF beating the wrong drum
- For Vermont dairy farms, a livelihood soured
- English Nature says GM crops could lead to farmers using harmful toxins
- Senate panel OKs Agriculture nominee Dorr
- U.S. company recalls 739, 000 pounds of beef
- Natural food stores pursue organic seals of approval
- Chapela speaks out
- Wind energy opportunities, issues and challenges facing farmers and rural America in 2003
- Share slump brings biotech firms to government's door
- Organic food for thought
- Panel preserves conservation, energy cuts
- U.S. farmers question whether free trade agreements will yield benefits
- Food company policies affect biotech acceptance?
- Report questions benefits of biotech for hunger in Africa
- Monsanto persists in bid to introduce genetically modified wheat to Canada
- Trade ministers flock to organic booth at Sacramento summit
- European Union votes to reform agricultural policy
- US seeks to seize food tainted with medicine crops
- EU's CAP reform? Let us not be fooled
- Brazil disallows biotech beans in '03 while Serbia & Montenegro threatens prosecution for farmers planting them
- Asia might not be ready for biotech wheat
- Europeans say biotech ban won't last
- Give organic farming its fair share of government resources
- Patent granted on biscuits, dough and wheat
- Protesters target California conference on GM crops
- Bayer refuses to accept liability for its GM crops
- I-300 shows benefits of ban on packer feeding
- ADM to expand operations in Brazil, U.S. and Brazilian ag chiefs announce 'Consultative Committee on Agriculture'
- Michael Meacher: Are GM crops safe? Who can say? Not Blair
- Political maze burns into testing time for pharmaceutical crop
- 'Superweeds' signal setback for GM crops
- Corn dump, pork power, other CropChoice headlines
- Coalition urges House Appropriations Committee to protect COOL
- Cattle grow fatter as border arguments grow thinner
- Pork power
- Activists protest Sacramento meeting of ag ministers
- Farmers dump GMO corn to protest U.S. promotion of biotechnology
- Environmental and public health concerns plague developing countries as factory farms expand
- Seed ownership or sound science?
- For family farmers, it's time to choose: 'Don't whine, organize!'
- Canadian high court sets date for Schmeiser appeal
- U.S. seeks WTO intervention on biotech, takes battle to Brazil
- Australian farmers fear future without GM food ban
- USDA 'rubber stamping' GE industry experiments, putting public at risk
- Great Plains last in income, illustrates pervasive rural poverty
- Canadian Wheat Board may sue to stop biotech wheat
- Against the grain; Why poor nations would lose in a biotech war on hunger
- India's GM seed piracy
- McDonald's will tell meat suppliers to cut antibiotics use on concerns about drug-resistant germs
- Some farmers not following rules for biotech corn: Crops' usefulness is at risk
- Wind energy can relieve natural gas shortage, bring clean energy, income to family farmers
- House panel denies USDA label money
- GM seeds 'spread by human activity'
- Genetically modified morals: A global food fight
- International press is on for beef origin labeling as U.S. takes Mexico to WTO over anti-dumping measures
- GM wheat seen getting mixed reception in Asia
- Monsanto's biotech wheat plans pushing forward
- EU pledges to begin approving gene-modified crops this year
- Wheat Growers victims of self-inflicted wounds
- Monsanto plans crackdown on unlicensed soy in Brazil
- Maryland drops policy on manure runoff in bay
- Pilgrim's Pride acquires ConAgra poultry operations to become nation's second largest chicken producer
- Cartegena Protocol to become law in 3 months
- President Bush should stop telling us what to eat
- German official out of ag expo: Her absence will highlight the gulf between the EU and U.S. on biotech food
- US House passes bill supporting WTO biotech case
- Family farmers testify in solidarity
- Veneman, Zoellick select private sector appointees to trade advisory committees
- Free trade having harmful impacts on U.S. corn growers, ACGA president to tell Progressive Caucus
- Law enacted to regulate GMO use
- Canada to study effect of transgenics on farm soils
- There's money in wind
- Consumers will rule on biotech food
- Brazil soy exporters to pay '04 GM royalty to Monsanto
- Organic ag zone in parts of Europe
- Are GMOs being regulated or not?
- Non-GMO premiums on the rise this year
- Catering giant to serve eco-friendly food
- Consumers may have a beef with cattle feed
- Behind US challenge of Europe on GMOs
- Study points to strong biotech growth in India
- UK farmer doesn't want genetically modified crops in his fields
- Monopolies shrink number of farms
- ACGA applauds passage of Renewable Fuels Standard
- Activists target biotech wheat in Manitoba protest
- Jones breeding program remains funded, working poor testimony, biotech wheat protest, dairy, other headlines
- Dairy farmers urge Congress to support sound dairy policy alternatives
- Ethanol is the largest scam in our nation's history
- Biotech corn gets state's approval: French company plans crop in Phillips County
- Forcing the horse to drink, other CropChoice news
- The BSE, COOL and GMO commonalities
- Rocky Mountain Farmers Union disappointed at CDA approval of biopharm permit
- Biotech revolution costing organic farmers; An AP California Farming
- US denounced for conditional support for anti-AIDS programs
- EU Lawmakers ratify United Nations protocol on trade in GMOs
- Forcing the horse to drink
- Mexican Senate approves biosafety and labeling law
- Spanish farmers plow lone GM furrow in Europe
- Beside blossoming fields, where poverty grows
- US Senate votes in favor of renewable auto fuels mandate
- Herbicide resistant horseweed
- New web site focuses on agribusiness
- Study expands commercial US wind power potential
- Top UK miller to cut North America wheat if GM okayed
- Brazil postpones GM regulation
- America's working poor testify on the impact of free trade
- Farm numbers way down in USA
- Plant breeding issues heat up
- G8 leaders avoid agriculture, trade issues during summit
- Trade barriers, gene-modified food on table at G8 summit
- The fight over GM crops exposes the weaknesses of globalisation
- US threatens to sink French plan to stop the West undercutting African
- Tests find traces of GM crops in U.S. wheat supply
- Monsanto struggles even as it dominates
- China extends interim GMO import rules until April 2004
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