genetically modified crops

Alaska Flies Bio Energy to DC
Alaska Flies Bio Energy to DC
Alaska Flies Bio Energy to DC
An Alaska Airlines flight took off from Seattle Monday and landed at Reagan National Airport in Washington DC in what The US Department of Agriculture calls a “breakthrough in bioenergy.” The trip was the first commercial airlines flight powered by a renewable fuel made from wood waste, in this case discarded tree limbs and branches from forests in Washington, Oregon and Montana...
EU Snubs Russia Global Grain Forum
EU Snubs Russia Global Grain Forum
EU Snubs Russia Global Grain Forum
The Pork Checkoff is launching a new national awards program that will recognize future industry leaders. Targeting youth age 18-29, the group plans to give three recipients awarded with an invitation to speak at the National Pork Board events...
South Korea’s Hanjin Shipping Impacts Exports
South Korea’s Hanjin Shipping Impacts Exports
South Korea’s Hanjin Shipping Impacts Exports
AP reports that Syngenta announced Tuesday that it is looking for a buyer for nearly 6,000 acres of land it leases or owns on Oahu and Kauai. The company says it will continue to operate in Hawaii, but under a contract with a new owner reportedly weary of continual legal battles over its farming of genetically modified crops in Hawaii...