India's Farmers Wait as Bangladesh Embraces Biotech Brinjal
Many people in India view our neighbors in Bangladesh with a measure of pity. They inhabit an overcrowded, less-developed country whose citizens earn less than ...
Supreme Court
Protecting Innovation
Everyone loves an underdog, which is why Indiana farmer Vernon Hugh Bowman received such good press last week.
NPR called his recent trip to the Supreme Cour...
India Must Listen to Its Farmers: An Indian Farmers Appeal to Access Biotechnology
Farming in India has reached a very crucial phase. In a scenario of rising consumption needs and aspirations, and dwindling or varying natural resources, it ha...
Hay Fever
I’m referring to the kind of hay fever that makes some people go a little nutty--a little haywire, you might say--around biotechnology.
We saw a fe...
Sensible Regulations Required
That’s roughly what has happened to farmers who plant alfalfa. Fortunately, the Supreme Court now has an opportunity to undo this costly mess.
I&rs...
US court cuts off appeals in Monsanto alfalfa case
Reuters
By Gina Keating
June 24, 2009
www.reuters.com
LOS ANGELES, June 24 (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday left in place an injunction barri...
NAFTA Trucking Should be About Economic Efficiency
Allowing Mexican trucks to operate in the U.S. border states in 1995 and throughout the country by 2000 was part of the original plan under NAFTA, but has been ...