Agricultural Biotechnology Resources

I search the internet daily for new articles from around the world that interest me or I think will interest you. My hope is that it saves you time or helps students with their assignments. Listed by most recent first, dating back to 2005.

• Get the Facts about GMOs and GE Foods Part One from KSMU

• Genetically modified corn does not damage non-target organisms from ScienceDaily

• How CRISPR rice could help tackle climate change from The Verge

• Bioluminescent indoor houseplants are opening new doors from Inhabitat

• Scientists create tomatoes genetically edited to bolster vitamin D levels from The Guardian

• These 'Chicken-Free' Egg Whites Use a Protein Recipe From Real Chickens from Singularity Hub

• Modified: Destigmatizing GMOs one bite at a time from Alliance For Science

• Genetically modified lettuce is the future of food and drugs in space, scientists say. Let us explain from ABC News (Australia)

• Using CRISPR to turn off genes in corn and rice to improve crop yields from Phys.org

• FDA clears CRISPR cattle for meat production from Successful Farming

• This ‘Cow-Free Milk’ Has Real Dairy Protein, but No Lactose or Cholesterol from Singularity Hub

• Interesting Engineering posted What is stopping gene-edited food from saving our planet?

• Frontline posted Can genetic engineering make meat sustainable?

• Organic or GMO? Experts explain food lingo from Oklahoma State University

• The Conversation posted What is bioengineered food? An agriculture expert explains

• Real Simple posted Genetically Modified Foods (GMOs) Are Getting a Brand New Label

• The Future Of Genetically Modified Foods WOSU Public Media audio

• UC San Diego posted We Might Not Know Half of What’s in Our Cells, New AI Technique Reveals

• GMO Grapes: Scientists Can Make Them, But You Can't Buy Them (Yet) from The American Council on Science and Health

• Can genetically engineered seeds prevent a climate-driven food crisis? from Yale Climate Connections

• Can These GMO Trees Save The Planet? Forbes video

• Coming Soon to a Supermarket Near You: Genetically Modified Strawberries from Newsweek

• Research Aims to Increase Crop Drought Tolerance Using Biotechnology from Seed World

• Singularity Hub posted Scientists Are on a Quest to Create the Perfect Cup of Coffee—Without the Beans

• Freethink posted Gene-edited fish grow up to 60% more muscle

• Gene-edited crops: expert Q+A on what field trials could mean for the future of food from The Conversation

• Freethink posted This gene-edited tomato may help lower your blood pressure

• Research aims to increase crop drought tolerance using biotechnology from University of Nevada, Reno

• The Fish Site posted CRISPR used to find IPN-resistance gene in farmed salmon

• Phys.org posted Eliminating beef cattle pregnancy loss with CRISPR/Cas9 technology

• The next generation of glowing plants from MIT News

• The Guardian posted Could gene editing chickens prevent future pandemics?

• Freethink posted As salt encroaches on productive agricultural land, a handful of startups are finding ways to make crops grow in seawater

• Scientists debate promise, peril of tweaking wild genomes from Phys.org

• Ask the Expert - Molecular Plant Breeding video with English subtitles

• Singularity Hub posted Molecular Farming Means the Next Vaccine Could Be Edible and Grown in a Plant

• Researchers breed hybrid sunflowers that can better tolerate extreme weather from Yale Climate Connections

• Freethink posted Researchers edit the sugarcane plant’s genome for the first time

• Philippines OKs GMO ‘golden rice’ from Philstar.com

• AquaBounty fish farm video

• Lab-grown dairy is the future of milk, researchers say from The Guardian

• Researchers Demonstrate First Precision Breeding of Sugarcane Using CRISPR from Intelligent Living

• Is The Future Lab-Grown? From Meat To Diamonds: Meet The Companies Leading The Way from Plant Based News

• Modern-day agricultural heroes: Celebrating pioneers in crop ag from AG Daily

• Mic posted What are GMOs — and do I really need to avoid them?

• This $23 chicken nugget was grown in a lab Freethink video

• Boing Boing posted The Aeva hydroponic grow system is holistic, eco-friendly, classy, and artistic all at once

• Singularity Hub posted New Cultured Meat Factory Will Churn Out 5,000 Bioreactor Burgers a Day

• Can we hack sugar to be healthy? Freethink video

• Vancouver Sun posted Talk GMO with a GMO scientist

• The Pros and Cons of Genetically Modifying Crops from bellanaija.com

• Feedback delay for gene-editing tech from Farm Weekly

• Gene Editing Solutions from University of Delaware

• Genetically modified grass saves soils destroyed by military target practice from ZME Science

• ZME Science posted Many plants have been naturally GMO’d by bacteria

• The future of eating: how genetically modified food will withstand climate change from Natural History Museum

• What are GMOs, what role do they play in our food? from The Signal

• Could lab-grown plant tissue ease the environmental toll of logging and agriculture? from MIT News

• Nanotechnology for Plant Genetic Engineering from GEN

• Groups of bacteria can work together to better protect crops and improve their growth from EurekAlert

• Freethink posted Genetically Engineered Tomato Can Grow Drug to Treat Parkinson’s

• New Atlas posted Genetically modified wheat boasts 11-percent higher yield

• Fruit Breeding Gains Ground With Mini CRISPR System from Growing Produce about a new CRISPR/CAS system

• Genetic scissors of CRISPR in the spotlight in the Duluth News Tribune about gene-edited high-fiber wheat

   

• FDA must study what happens if GMO salmon escape, says judge from Successful Farming

• GM insect-resistant Bt cotton boosted India’s crop yields? Activist study says no, but crop biotech experts say yes is a lengthy article on Genetic Literacy Project

• A pitless cherry? Pairwise uses CRISPR to change produce DNA - fooddive.com

• The Failure of GMO Cotton In India - resilience.org

• Non-GMO advocates hail 'first open source detection test' for a gene-edited GM crop - feednavigator.com

• Inheritance in Plants Can Now Be Controlled Specifically - kit.edu

• ISAAA Answers Top 10 Myths about Agricultural Biotechnology - isaaa.org

• Biotechnology Could Change the Cattle Industry. Will it Succeed? - undark.org

• CSIRO scientists discover how to grow coloured cotton, removing need for harmful chemical dyes - abc.net.au

• Genetically engineered trees do not belong in our forests - bangordailynews.com

• Teach the Conspiracy: GMOs - arstechnica.com

• High Blood Pressure Could Soon Be Treated With a Genetically Modified Rice - gilmorehealth.com

• Plant tissue engineering improves drought and salinity tolerance - unr.edu

• GMO aspen trees could provide sustainable source of biofuel, study shows - geneticliteracyproject.org

• A Nano Strategy Overcomes Barriers to Plant Genetic Engineering - berkeley.edu

• Agricultural biotechnology and GMOs page - fda.gov

• Want your flowers to glow? If you’re OK with GMOs, that’s now an option - arstechnica.com

• Where are GMO crops grown? - geneticliteracyproject.org

• Scientists Engineer Gorgeous Glowing Plants That Shine Bright Their Entire Life Cycle - sciencealert.com

• Norwegians see advantages to gene editing food - cornell.edu

• Health Beat: GMOs: Threat or no? - wfmz.com

• US company looks to indoor production of cattle forage - feednavigator.com

• What's in your food? South Texas farmer discusses GMOs - kiiitv.com

• Making real a biotechnology dream: nitrogen-fixing cereal crops - mit.edu

• What’s the Problem with Soil-Less Agriculture? - resilience.org

• US Permits Genetically Modified Cotton as Human Food Source - voanews.com

• Genetic breakthrough in cereal crops could help improve yields worldwide - Clemson University

• USDA announces GMO wheat found in Washington - Billings Gazette

• What is artificial photosynthesis, how does it work, and why would we need it? - JSTOR Daily

• Why haven’t genetically engineered crops made food better? - Arstechnica

• How Monsanto manipulates journalists and academics - The Guardian

• At This Tech Incubator, Solving the World's Problem Is 'Not Impossible' - PC Mag

• From microalgae to 3D printed steak: ‘The future is meatless’ - FoodNavigator.com

• Would you eat genetically modified food if you understood the science behind it? - University of Rochester

• We'll be eating the first Crispr'd foods within 5 years, according to a geneticist who helped invent the blockbuster gene-editing tool - Business Insider

• Gene-edited plants aid food security, researchers say - Cosmos

• Future Farms: Agritech Innovations To Feed A Changing Planet - Clean Technica

• Researchers develop a new houseplant that can clean your home’s air - University of Washington

• Potatoes Have a Form of 'Depression,' but Scientists Have an Idea to Cure Them - Gizmodo

• How Scientists Hacked Photosynthesis to Up Crop Yields By 40 Percent - Singularity Hub

• Rice Plants That Reproduce as Clones From Seed - University of California, Davis

• How A Botched Experiment Sent GMO Grass Creeping Across Oregon - Oregon Public Broadcasting

• Insect Agricultural GMO - WorldHealth.net

• Groundbreaking poplar study shows trees can be genetically engineered not to spread - Oregon State University

• CRISPR-edited rice plants produce major boost in grain yield - Purdue University

• Glowing Plants - Youtube (2:07)

• CAM Plants: Food of the Future - Laboratory Equipment - 06/17

• Fine-tuning dosage of mutant genes unleashes long-trapped yield potential in tomato plants - Phys.org - 05/17

• Patients: Roundup gave us cancer as EPA official helped the company - CNN - 05/17

• From corn to cattle, gene editing is about to supercharge agriculture - Digital Trends - 05/17

• Are GMOs Good or Bad? Genetic Engineering and Our Food - Youtube (9:02) - 03/17

• Cattle associated antibiotics disturb soil ecosystems - Phys.org - 03/17

• The EPA May Have Been in Bed with Big Pesticide for Years - Esquire - 03/17

• Small Molecule Could Play Role in Food Security - University of Arizona - 03/17

• Pesticide alternative helps plants protect themselves from disease - New Atlas - 01/17

• Tests Show Monsanto Weed Killer in Cheerios, Other Popular Foods - Huffington Post - 11/16

• Genetically modified superwheat that boosts harvest by 20 to 40% - Next Big Future - 11/16

• First gene-edited meal served up from CRISPR cabbage - New Atlas - 09/16

• How Monsanto And Scofflaw Farmers Hurt Soybeans In Arkansas - NPR - 08/16

• Discovery of new stem cell pathway indicates route to much higher yields in maize, staple crops - Phys.org - 05/16

• Monsanto’s Genetically Engineered Roundup Ready Alfalfa Has Gone Wild - EcoWatch - 01/16

• Monsanto’s Roundup: The Whole Toxic Enchilada - EcoWatch - 12/15

• Monsanto clears USDA regulatory hurdle for new GMO corn - Reuters via Yahoo! - 10/15

• Scientists sequence genomes of microscopic worms beneficial to agriculture - Phys.Org - 09/15

• The Future of Food - Quantum Run - 04/15

• China injects uncertainty into world of genetically modified seeds - stltoday.com - 01/15

• Can organic crops compete with industrial agriculture? - UC Berkeley - 12/14

• Monsanto Harvest-Resistant Corn Now Engulfing Most Of Midwest - The Onion - 10/14

• Dow Chemical Readies for a New Era of Superweeds - The Motley Fool - 01/14

• GM rice approval edging closer - BBC News - 08/13

• GMO corn falls prey to bugs it was supposed to thwart - Phys.Org - 09/11

• New Genetic Map of Potato May Lead to Improved Crops - NSF - 07/11

• Science in Seconds - In Vitro Meat - Youtube - 04/11

• Use of Biotechnology in Agriculture— Benefits and Risks - Ania Wieczorek - 05/03

• Agrobiotechnology Web Sites

• AgBioForum - Journal of Agrobiotechnology

• Agricultural Biotechnology Risk Analysis (PDF) - Agricultural Biotechnology Risk Analysis Research Task Group

• Economics and Management of Agrobiotechnology Center - The University of Missouri

• International biotech foods - isaaa.org