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Tag: GMOs

Seed Policy · November 3, 2014

Who Controls Our Seed? One CA County Will Decide


For more than a decade, local governments across the U.S. have passed resolutions that aim to control the planting of genetically engineered …

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Seed Policy · September 29, 2014

How Many GE Wheat Contamination Events Will It Take?


Another variety of unapproved, genetically engineered (GE) wheat has been discovered, this time in Montana, underscoring once again the …

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Seed Policy · April 17, 2014

Tell Congress You Support Mandatory GMO Labeling


Last week, a GMO labeling bill was introduced as the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act of 2014 (H.R. 4432). What may sound like a welcomed …

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Seed Policy · April 2, 2014

NOSB Soliciting Comments on Seed Purity Report


In 2012 and 2013, a GMO ad hoc subcommittee of the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) collected comments on a GMO and seed …

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March 29, 2014

One Year After GE Wheat Contamination, USDA has Failed to Protect Farmers


Media Contacts: Abigail Seiler, Center for Food Safety, 443-854-4368, aseiler@cenerterforfoodsafety.org Kevin Dowling, Western …

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Seed Policy · March 3, 2014

New Survey: Organic Farmers Pay the Price for GMO Contamination


We know contamination is a huge problem for farmers who don’t grow genetically engineered (GE) crops. With one day left for the public to …

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Seed Policy · December 20, 2013

UPDATE: USDA Extends ‘Coexistence’ Comment Period


USDA published a request for public comments in November (FR Vol.78, No. 213, Nov. 4, 2013) on how agricultural coexistence in the United …

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Seed Policy · August 21, 2013

More Than 150 Businesses, Groups Call for Improved Oversight of GE Field Trials


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 21, 2013 CONTACTS Kristina Hubbard, (406) 493-6965, kristina@seedalliance.org Victoria Bouloubasis, (919) …

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Seed Policy · April 4, 2013

Seeding Canola, Ceding the Willamette


The debate around canola production in Oregon’s Willamette Valley is not new. For years proponents have lobbied to remove planting …

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Seed Policy · August 31, 2012

An Organic Farmer Responds to AC21’s Proposal


The Advisory Committee on Biotechnology and 21st Century Agriculture's draft recommendations add to the burden already carried by organic …

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Seed Policy · August 30, 2012

OSA Delivers Comments to AC21 on Coexistence


Earlier this week OSA attended USDA's latest (and maybe last) AC21 meeting in Washington, DC, to provide public comments and gauge where the …

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Seed Policy · August 7, 2012

The Context of USDA’s GE Sugar Beet Decision


You've probably heard that USDA recently deregulated Roundup Ready sugar beets following a court-ordered Environmental Impact Statement …

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