Roundup Resistant Weeds Create Nightmare for Southern FarmersSource: Delta Farm Press
Today, over 70 percent of all the cotton, rice and corn in the United States are devoted to conservation tillage. The wonder of Roundup Ready technology has allowed this. Without exaggeration, Roundup Ready changed the face of U.S. agriculture.

Please note that you should not proceed beyond this point if you cannot read tongue in cheek.
While there may be an Onionesque feel to the reporting, this strange situation is factual. Monsanto wants support.
Monsanto's man Taylor returns to FDA in food-czar roleSource: Grist
In a Tuesday afternoon press release, the FDA announced that Michael Taylor, a former Monsanto executive, had joined the agency as "senior advisor to the commissioner." If the title is vague, the portfolio (pasted from the press release) is substantial—a kind of food czar o …
Argentina Finds Common Herbicide Could Cause Birth DefectsSource: Latin American Herald Tribune
BUENOS AIRES – The herbicide used on genetically modified soy – Argentina's main crop – could cause brain, intestinal and heart defects in fetuses, according to the results of a scientific investigation released Monday.

My fellow American consumers, welcome to the Orwellian version of protection that plays as public service by the corporate government in Washington.
The same Agencies, we the public fund with tax dollars, to protect us, are stepping up to protect industry instead.
The War on American Farmers - CBS VideoSource: CBS News
After a decade of silence the CBS news reports about the Monsanto attack on farmers with no more than a casual reference to the gmo crops as a decade old product.
World food crisis hits homeSource: Seattle Post-Intelligencer
As the world faces its first global food crisis since World War II, even American consumers are starting to fret.
Al Jazeera Tackles the recipe for food rights Source: AL JAZEERA
Prices of basic foods have sharply increased amid a rise in costs of commodities.
The crisis has led to riots in poor countries by people who have limited access to food.
Businessweek Report Raises Alarm over 'Superweeds'Source: Business Week
At long last the environmental cost and threat of the chemically intensive GMO crops has put the issue on the pages of a mainstream publication. Can the reporting of the threats to human health possibly be far behind?
Syngenta: murder and private militias in BrazilSource: Scoop
Last October 21st, an armed militia under contract to the GM seeds multinational Syngenta invaded the Terra Livre camp in Paraná in Brazil, killing with two shots from point blank range a 34 year-old activist of the Landless Workers Movement (MST), Valmir Mota de Oliveira, known …
Genetically altered food: Labels hotly debated in IowaSource: The Des Moines Register
By PAULA LAVIGNE
REGISTER STAFF WRITER
October 19, 2007
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Iowa is playing center stage in a global debate over whether people should be warned when the genetic makeup of their food has been altered.
Sygenta Continues Spraying Exposure to Hawaiian School Children Source:
In the Hawaiian language Maluia means "peaceful passage". Maluia-WCMS is a coalition of Waimea Canyon Middle School staff, parents and community members concerned with the use of pesticide/herbicide, and the agriculture of GMO crops on lands adjacent WCMS campus.
Plan B 2.0: Rescuing a Planet Under Stress and a Civilization in Trouble Source: Earth Policy Institute
"Our global civilization today is on an economic path that is environmentally unsustainable, a path that is leading us toward economic decline and eventual collapse," says Lester Brown in Plan B 2.0: Rescuing a Planet Under Stress and a Civilization in Trouble.
Noam Chomsky ~ Starving the poor Source: Information Clearing House
The chaos that derives from the so-called international order can be painful if you are on the receiving end of the power that determines that order's structure. Even tortillas come into play in the ungrand scheme of things.