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  • VIEWPOINT-The global fertilizer situation has become a major headache for world food production.

    We had another long weekend in South Africa, and the first quarter of 2026 is already behind us.
  • U.K.: Organic body warns government over GM implications on ag

    A U.K. organic certifier has issued a warning to the British Government about the introduction of genetic modification to agriculture.

  • Organic Concentrated Tomatoes to Witness Highest Demand Growth in the Next 10 Years

    Concentrated tomatoes can be processed in both conventional and organic ways.

  • Zimbabwe Quietly Lifts Ban on Genetically Modified Corn Imports in Bid to Avert Famine

    Zimbabwe has quietly lifted a ban on imports of genetically modified corn for the primary time in 12 years because the southern African nation begins to take motion to avert what might be its worst famine.

  • Zimbabwe’s decision to lift a ban on GM maize imports could benefit South Africa in the near term

    Necessity is the mother of invention, and this rings true in Zimbabwe where the government is reformulating policy.

  • Health benefits of GMO crops-

    M crops prevent cancer? Hogwash!” you might say. “Genetically modified (GM) crops and food are supposed to cause cancer aren’t they?” Well, that is what many anti-biotech activists would like you to believe.

  • Outside influences steer GMO research

    The road leading to the future of genetic modification in agriculture is rife with potholes, blind corners and off-ramps.

  • GMO explanations may influence younger generations

    Millennials and Generation Z are influencing the ever-evolving clean label category, and they might be willing to consider biotechnology/genetic modification as part of the category, said Nicole Rees, product director of AB Mauri North America, an AB Mauri business.

  • How power shaped the ‘success story’ of genetically modified cotton in Burkina Faso

    The West African nation of Burkina Faso was once the poster child for genetically modified (GM) crop advocates.

  • VIEWPOINT- South Africa- Government Water Rules Add Pressure on Citizens and Farmers

    Many South Africans, like you, are frustrated and worried that after years of problems in almost every government department — from poor service delivery and corruption to failing infrastructure — the Department of Water and Sanitation is now turning its attention to ordinary citizens who have enjoyed the outdoors at public dams for decades.
  • What Europe Risks with New GMO and Seed Regulations

    ehind the closed doors of EU institutions, two legislative proposals are advancing that risk reshaping the way Europe farms, cooks, and eats.

  • VIEWPOINT- South Africa Cannot Borrow Its Way Out of Broken Systems

    The South African government continues to borrow money with the intention of rebuilding and uplifting the country. On paper, this sounds like the right approach — investing in infrastructure, improving services, and supporting economic growth.
  • EU's review of genetically engineered crops policy has important implications for global agriculture

    One of the most controversial discussions in global agriculture in the recent past has been about genetically engineered crops (GE).

  • What is gene editing?

    Gene editing is when a scientist makes a tiny, controlled change in the DNA of a living organism. The simplest way to envision this process is to imagine editing a giant manuscript.

  • China food security: Beijing signals overhaul of GM crop rules in push for seed industry breakthrough

    China has proposed an overhaul of regulations governing genetically modified (GM) crops, in a move that is likely to strengthen the nation’s seed industry amid heightened food security concerns.

  • South Africa should rethink regulations on genetically modified plants

    Food security is a global priority – and it is becoming more urgent in the face of climate change, which is already affecting crop productivity. One way to improve food security is to increase crop yields.

  • VIEWPOINT- South African citizens and farmers are facing difficult times amid rising costs

    South Africa has serious governance and economic challenges, and many state-owned enterprises have struggled over the past decades with issues like mismanagement, financial losses, infrastructure failures, corruption.
  • GMOs could shrink Europe’s climate footprint, study suggests

    Though Europe has long rejected genetically modified (GM) crops, a new study suggests their adoption could significantly boost yields and slash climate-warming greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

  • VIEWPOINT-The collapse of South Africa’s infrastructure

    The collapse of South Africa’s infrastructure over the past 31 years is heartbreaking for all of us who grew up in a country where everything worked like clockwork.
  • GMOs and gene editing: What’s the difference?

    In our modern age of biotechnology, new tools are constantly being developed for agricultural improvement.

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