ធាážáž»áž–áŸážáŸŒáž˜áž¶áž“ទាក់ទងនឹង ag biotech, ពាណិជ្ជកម្ម ? និងប្រហែលជារបស់គួរឱ្យចាប់អារម្មណáŸáž˜áž½áž™áž…ំនួនទៀážážŠáŸ‚លទាក់ទងនឹងកសិកម្ម ? នឹងážáŸ’រូវបានផ្សព្វផ្សាយនៅលើទំពáŸážšáž“áŸáŸ‡áž–áŸáž‰áž˜áž½áž™ážŸáž”្ážáž¶áž ០(as the week progresses newly added items will be in?បៃážáž„ នៅផ្នែកážáž¶áž„ក្រោមនៃផ្នែក). ?ážáŸ’រូវប្រាកដážáž¶áž–áž·áž“áž·ážáŸ’យមើលឱ្យបានទៀងទាážáŸ‹!
Goodness there’s a lot of noise recently created by the latest and greatest bit of supposed agricultural reporting in កាសែážáž‰áž¼ážœáž™áŸ‰áž€ážáŸ‚មសáŸ, “Doubts About the Promised Bounty of Gentically Modified Crops” By Danny Hakim (ážáž»áž›áž¶ 29)
Needless to say, for those knowledgeable on the issues, it’s a partial and selective narrative to be euphemistic. ?They told a story they wanted to tell.
Here are a few good responses below:
GFN Chair Bill Horan was recently interviewed about the benefits of growing biotech crops, and talks about the “less-recognized, but very compelling sociological impacts of plant science”-?អានវានៅទីនáŸáŸ‡??http://croplife.org/ask-a-farmer-how-biotech-changes-lives/
Why Danny Hakim?s New York Times GMO expos? misleads -?គម្រោងអក្ážážšáž€áž˜áŸ’មហ្សែន – ដោយ?
“The article is, ទោះជាយ៉ាងណា, far from ?extensive?, is inaccurate and thoroughly misleading.”
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?https://www.geneticliteracyproject.org/2016/10/31/danny-hakims-new-york-times-gmo-expose-misleads/
The tiresome discussion of initial GMO expectations – Weed Control Freaks – By Andrew Kniss (ážáž»áž›áž¶ 30)
“I have to say this comparison seems?borderline?disingenuous; certainly not what I?d expect from an ?extensive examination? published in the New York Times.”
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://weedcontrolfreaks.com/2016/10/the-tiresome-discussion-of-initial-gmo-expectations/
Biotechnology Makes a Difference – Huffington Post – By Dr. Robert T. Fraley (ážáž»áž›áž¶ 31)
“To me, all these numbers tell a clear story ? of improved food security and a more sustainable environmental footprint through biotechnology.”
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/5817621be4b096e8706968ac?timestamp=1477928387878
Rehashing a Tired Argument – Illumination blog, by Kevin Folta (ážáž»áž›áž¶ 30)
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://kfolta.blogspot.com/2016/10/rehashing-tired-argument.html?m=1
Nice overview with various links at AgWeb below...
NYT Blasts GMOs on Yield, Pesticide Claims – AgWeb – ដោយ Sonja Begemann (វិច្ឆិកា 1)
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://www.agweb.com/article/nyt-blasts-gmos-on-yield-pesticide-claims-naa-sonja-begemann/
?ពាណិជ្ជកម្ម, TRADE ISSUES, áž áŸážŠáŸ’ឋារចនាសម្ពáŸáž“្ធ:
កាណាដា, EU Leaders Sign CAFTA – AgWeb – By Debra Beachy (វិច្ឆិកា 1)
“Although protesting Belgium dairy farmers held up a big free trade deal, Canada and European leaders signed the agreement over the weekend.”
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://www.agweb.com/article/canada-eu-leaders-sign-cafta-naa-debra-beachy/
Drazek: Raising U.S. tariffs not a trade solution – FarmWeek – By Matt Kaye (ážáž»áž›áž¶ 31)
“U.S. ag products would be an easy target for retaliation, according to the former USDA trade adviser.”
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://farmweeknow.com/story-drazek-raising-tariffs-trade-solution-3-148593
Obama Makes a Long-Shot Bid for TPP Trade Deal – កាសែហWall Street Journal – By William Mauldin (វិច្ឆិកា 1)
“Administration hopes for a vote in Congress on the Pacific agreement during the lame-duck session”
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://www.wsj.com/articles/obama-makes-a-long-shot-bid-for-tpp-trade-deal-1478014457
*ចំណាំ – the piece below in The Hill is of interest because of who the report is from and it’s usually not what they would support publicly, the quote according to Politico is a?”new report released today by the Progressive Policy Institute, a left-leaning think tank that supports increased trade, acknowledges that trade causes job losses among less skilled workers, but lays out arguments for how both imports and exports support millions of jobs.” ?Just goes to show what an odd election year it is…
Protectionist trade policies would damage economy, cost jobs: របាយការណ០– ភ្នំ – By Vicki Needham (ážáž»áž›áž¶ 31)
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?https://origin-nyi.thehill.com/policy/finance/303710-protectionist-trade-policies-would-damage-the-economy-cost-jobs-report
Free Trade?s Bleak Outlook – BloombergView – វិចារណកážáž¶ (វិច្ឆិកា 1)
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2016-11-01/free-trade-s-bleak-outlook
$8 Billion in Back-Logged Construction on Mississippi River – AgWeb -?By Ashley Davenport, Farm Journal Broadcast (វិច្ឆិកា 2)
“Decaying river infrastructure is a major concern for corn farmers…”
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://www.agweb.com/article/8-billion-in-back-logged-construction-on-mississippi-river-naa-ashley-davenport/
Let common sense, not fear, dicatate trade policy – ចុះបញ្ជីក្រុមហ៊ុន Des Moines – By Deb Keller (ážáž»áž›áž¶ 27)
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/opinion/columnists/iowa-view/2016/10/26/let-common-sense-not-fear-dictate-trade-policy/92771596/
គោលនយោបាយ, REGULATION, ACTIVISM, RELATED:
Hirshberg to Podesta: We don’t really know anything about GMOs – ភ្នំ – ដោយ Julie Kelly (ážáž»áž›áž¶ 25)
“Hirshberg often laments the amount of money spent by corporate interests to fight GMO labels, but flexes his own insider influence and fundraising prowess to get his way.”
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/healthcare/302751-hirshberg-to-podesta-we-dont-really-know-anything-about-gmos
Readin?, writin?, ?rithmetic and GMO-free school lunches? – សារពáŸážáŸŒáž˜áž¶áž“ Delta Farm – by Hembree Brandon in Farm Press Blog?(ážáž»áž›áž¶ 31)
One wonders: Just what, in their minds, would constitute ?conclusively supported good science??
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://deltafarmpress.com/blog/readin-writin-rithmetic-and-gmo-free-school-lunches
AG, AG TECHNOLOGY, RELATED:
US Approves 2 Types of Genetically Engineered Potatoes – AgWeb / អáŸáž—ី (ážáž»áž›áž¶ 31)
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?http://www.agweb.com/article/us-approves-2-types-of-genetically-engineered-potatoes–naa-associated-press/
The Chinese Really Hate GMOs — Or Do They? – DTN/Progressive Farmer – By Urban Lehner (វិច្ឆិកា 1)
ážáŸ†ážŽáž—្ជាប់:?https://www.dtnpf.com/agriculture/web/ag/perspectives/blogs/an-urbans-rural-view/blog-post/2016/11/01/chinese-really-hate-gmos