Highlights from this month’s issue:
Agroecology gaining ground in the U.S.
Agroecology is gaining greater recognition in the U.S. as a viable alternative to industrial agriculture after successful adoption in other parts of the world.
California family farmer says organic and regenerative movements should work together
Benina Montes of Burroughs Family Farms says both movements should work together to regenerate agriculture and build a better food system.
Non-GMO farmer forced to grow GMO dicamba soybeans to avoid crop damage
Adam Chappell can’t grow non-GMO soybeans anymore because they’re being damaged by dicamba herbicide, forcing him to plant dicamba tolerant GMO soybeans just to protect his farm.
Nebraska farmer advocates for regenerative agriculture, preserving family farms
Graham Christensen uses regenerative agriculture practices to build soil health and advocates to see those practices more widely adopted to save family farms.
Get The Organic & Non-GMO Report
Find Non-GMO Suppliers
- Find suppliers of non-GMO and organic seeds, grains, ingredients, feed and foods
- Promote your company in The Organic & Non-GMO Sourcebook
- Receive the print version of The Organic & Non-GMO Sourcebook FREE by subscribing to The Organic & Non-GMO Report
Non-GMO Report on Twitter
Non-GMO Report Follow
Monthly news magazine focusing on the risks of genetically modified foods and the trends toward organic, non-GMO, and regenerative foods.
Bayer is working to get Congress to pass legislation that could end Roundup lawsuits. CEO Anderson said efforts to get state legislatures to pass similar laws to immunize the company from litigation will continue. It also wants the Supreme Court to wipe out thousands of lawsuits.
China may have been the source of #GMO rice in Pakistan organic basmati consignment. The presence of GMO rice has alarmed the rice trade, “highlighting the fragility of Pakistan’s quality assurance systems and the potential far-reaching consequences.”
Shares of Argentine crop technology company Bioceres Crop Solutions SA were on track for their biggest daily drop in two years as its ground-breaking genetically modified wheat seeds face setbacks.