Could our brains be wired for unhealthy food choices? Last fall, I attended a behavioural economics conference in Denmark, where… Read More
How Political Interference is Jeopardizing Agriculture Research in Developing Countries In Canada, the regulatory approval of all new crop varieties… Read More
The Important Role Private Company Funding Plays Thirty years ago, university research was funded primarily through federal and provincial government… Read More
Is deceptive labelling deceiving you? The other morning when I sat down to breakfast, I was absolutely floored (literally, not… Read More
How environmental activists work to keep the poor, poor. Environmental non-governmental organizations (eNGOs) loudly proclaim biotechnology and genetically modified (GM)… Read More
Are Farm Chemical Harming Bee Populations? Over the past decade, there has been considerable discussion and debate about what is… Read More
Weeds genomes may someday be how we feed a sustainable world "Svalbard seed vault IMG 8894" by Bjoertvedt - Own… Read More
Can efficiencies increase if we farm from the sky? This past spring the US Federal Aviation Administration gave clearance for the… Read More
By: Graham Scoles, Ph.D., PAg Hybridization Hybridization refers to the natural or deliberate pollination between two plants. It occurs all… Read More
This past June we at SAIFood (Stuart & Savannah) travelled to Italy for the 19th International Consortium for Applied Bioeconomy… Read More