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Blogs
September 12, 2011
Congress Attempting to Stop the Frankenfish
This is not AquaBounty's GM salmon. It is also not PhotoShopped. Good god.For years, SFoodie has been hearing about the development of AquaBounty's AquAdvantage giant farmed salmon, which are bred to produce growth hormone continuously throughout their lives so they reach market weight much faste ... More >>
Blogs
September 7, 2011
Hey Food Activists: Can We Get a Ban on GMOs and BGH?
PCC Farmland TrustCalifornia's food activists are on the verge of gaining a ban on the import of shark fins. And starting next July, sale of foie gras in this state will be illegal. We care about animal welfare here; we passed a law regulating the size of chickens' cages. But perhaps becaus ... More >>
Blogs
February 24, 2011
Genetically Modified Beets at the Center of Food Safety Debate
Fact: Beet deregulation would be a boon to Schrute family farms Beets are not always the preferred vegetable on one's plate, but they are considered among the healthier foods we eat -- until they're not.Food Safety groups are challenging beet growers who are attempting to plant genetically engine ... More >>
Blogs
July 29, 2010
With Rice Paddy Art, Japanese Village Creates Tourist Bonanza
Shiho Fukada/New York TimesImages are "painted" using thousands of rice plants genetically engineered to have different hues.In Inkadate, a village in rural northern Japan, rice is not just an important crop, a staple, it's a medium for intricate, colorful paddy art that might make Christo or ... More >>
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August 12, 2009
To the Moon
Shiho Fukada/New York TimesImages are "painted" using thousands of rice plants genetically engineered to have different hues.In Inkadate, a village in rural northern Japan, rice is not just an important crop, a staple, it's a medium for intricate, colorful paddy art that might make Christo or ... More >>
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July 15, 2009
Eating Unnaturally, Naturally
Shiho Fukada/New York TimesImages are "painted" using thousands of rice plants genetically engineered to have different hues.In Inkadate, a village in rural northern Japan, rice is not just an important crop, a staple, it's a medium for intricate, colorful paddy art that might make Christo or ... More >>
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November 5, 2008
Synthetic Biology Debate
Shiho Fukada/New York TimesImages are "painted" using thousands of rice plants genetically engineered to have different hues.In Inkadate, a village in rural northern Japan, rice is not just an important crop, a staple, it's a medium for intricate, colorful paddy art that might make Christo or ... More >>