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[Title] => IRRI top officials push for biotechnology
[Summary] =>
A chemical pesticide and herbicide-free environment. Poor people getting free
doses of beta carotene just by eating rice.
These are but some of the claimed benefits of biotechnology -- genetic
engineering to be specific.
[DatePublished] => 2000-03-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Field Trials Of 'Mutant' Corn: GenSan execs asked to reconsiderban
[Summary] =>
Agroseed Phils., which is currently conducting field trials in Lagao, General
Santos City together with the UP Institute for Plant Breeding to test the
adaptability of a genetically engineered corn variety, said they will still try
to convince the local government to reconsider its decision banning the
experiment.
"It will be a waste since this early, we can already see that the field tests
are successful and Bt corn can help local farmers, who are now suffering
from the devastating effects of the Asian corn borer," Agroseed's Dr.
[DatePublished] => 2000-02-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Cargill Phils says it was wrongly accused by anti-Bt corn groups
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Cargill Philippines, Inc. said in a statement that it was wrongly accused of
conducting field tests of Bt corn, a genetically enhanced corn variety, in
General Santos City, the Philippines.
[DatePublished] => 2000-02-27 00:00:00
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[Title] => Field testing of superior corn strain undertaken
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The University of the Philippines Institute of Plant Breeding and Agroseed
Philippines have started the controversial field testing of Bt corn in General
Santos City, despite opposition raised by some non-government organizations as
to its possible adverse effects on the environment.
This was after the National Committee on Biosafety of the Philippines, headed
by Science and Technology Undersecretary Rogelio Panlasigui, decided with
finality last Dec.
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A chemical pesticide and herbicide-free environment. Poor people getting free
doses of beta carotene just by eating rice.
These are but some of the claimed benefits of biotechnology -- genetic
engineering to be specific.
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[Title] => Field Trials Of 'Mutant' Corn: GenSan execs asked to reconsiderban
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Agroseed Phils., which is currently conducting field trials in Lagao, General
Santos City together with the UP Institute for Plant Breeding to test the
adaptability of a genetically engineered corn variety, said they will still try
to convince the local government to reconsider its decision banning the
experiment.
"It will be a waste since this early, we can already see that the field tests
are successful and Bt corn can help local farmers, who are now suffering
from the devastating effects of the Asian corn borer," Agroseed's Dr.
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[Title] => Cargill Phils says it was wrongly accused by anti-Bt corn groups
[Summary] =>
Cargill Philippines, Inc. said in a statement that it was wrongly accused of
conducting field tests of Bt corn, a genetically enhanced corn variety, in
General Santos City, the Philippines.
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[Title] => Field testing of superior corn strain undertaken
[Summary] =>
The University of the Philippines Institute of Plant Breeding and Agroseed
Philippines have started the controversial field testing of Bt corn in General
Santos City, despite opposition raised by some non-government organizations as
to its possible adverse effects on the environment.
This was after the National Committee on Biosafety of the Philippines, headed
by Science and Technology Undersecretary Rogelio Panlasigui, decided with
finality last Dec.
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