Celebrating Ten Years of SAIFood Blogs
As an academic that has studied innovation for 25 years, the one key thing that I have observed is that not all good ideas become …
Articles
The Inconsistency of EU Neonicotinoid Regulation
The following article by Graham Brookes was originally posted by PG Economics Limited, on February 20, 2023: European Court ruling on neonicotinoids further highlights muddle …
Evidence and its Importance for Policy Making
The ability of bias to affect assessment outcomes In the process of gathering information, data or evidence to facilitate policy development processes, the parameters placed …
Reducing the Public Good of Public Research
The skyrocketing cost of science and academic journal open access fees In the past month, I’ve been fortunate to have two articles accepted for journal …
Getting FOIAed:
U.S. organic-backed group targets another Saskatchewan researcher Written by Kelvin Heppner [su_button url=”https://twitter.com/realag_kelvin” target=”blank” style=”glass” background=”#1ca0e5″ size=”1″ radius=”round” icon=”icon: twitter”]@realag_kelvin[/su_button] Originally posted on RealAgriculture, May 31, 2017 …
Hot off the Presses!!!!
New Research Collection on Innovations in Agriculture and Food Genetically modified (GM) crops were first commercially available 18 years ago. Over this time, the technology …
Winners and Losers from GM Technologies and the Policy Response in the Organic Good Market
Our very own Stuart Smyth of SAIFood and his colleagues of the University of Saskatchewan, William Kerr & Peter Phillips, have just been published in …