Trung Quá»‘c tham dá»± cuá»™c há»p TPP, phim thá»±c pháº©m, vÃ nhiá»u hÆ¡n ná»¯a khoai tÃ¢y GM Ä‘Ã£ Ä‘Æ°á»£c phÃª duyá»‡t – tin tá»©c trong tuáº§n cá»§a thÃ¡ng 13

Tin bÃ i liÃªn quan Ä‘áº¿n cÃ´ng nghá»‡ ag, cÃ´ng nghá»‡ sinh há»c, buÃ´n bÃ¡n ? vÃ cÃ³ láº½ má»™t sá»‘ máº·t hÃ ng thÃº vá»‹ khÃ¡c liÃªn quan Ä‘áº¿n nÃ´ng nghiá»‡p ? sáº½ Ä‘Æ°á»£c Ä‘Äƒng trÃªn trang nÃ y trong suá»‘t tuáº§n (khi tuáº§n tiáº¿n triá»ƒn, cÃ¡c máº·t hÃ ng má»›i nháº¥t sáº½ cÃ³ trong?mÃ u xanh lÃ¡ á»Ÿ phÃa dÆ°á»›i bá»™ pháºn). ?HÃ£y nhá»› kiá»ƒm tra thÆ°á»ng xuyÃªn.

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Seems rather appropriate to put this article up top to see. ?This is what it’s all about….

Finding the next generation of Norman Borlaugs to help feed the world – Des Moines Register – By Daniel P. Finney (lÃ m hÆ° 11)

“[P]eople with different talents and skills can help feed the world…” – liÃªn káº¿t

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So why have “science superhero” Neil deGrasse Tyson in the main photo for this page? ?Tá»‘t, because he’s the narrator for “Thá»±c pháº©m tiáº¿n hÃ³a” which is one of the film selections being screened March 14-26 during the Environmental Film Festival in Washington, DC.

See the story on that, and other items of interest below…

BUÃ”N BÃN, THÆ¯Æ NG Máº I LIÃŠN QUAN, CÆ Sá»ž Háº Táº¦NG:

China to attend Trans-Pacific Partnership meeting – UPI – By Elizabeth Shim (lÃ m hÆ° 13)

“Trung Quá»‘c, though not a member state of the original Trans-Pacific Partnership signed by 12 Quá»‘c gia, has agreed to send a delegation to attend ministerial-level meetings in Chile..” – liÃªn káº¿t

kÃ¨n?s trade agenda faces challenge in winning over Republicans – MarketWatch – Bá»Ÿi William Mauldin & Jacob M. Schesinger from The Wall Street Journal (lÃ m hÆ° 13)

“Republican lawmakers are showing increasing resistance to President Donald Trump?s trade agenda, worried that his plans could hurt exports from their states and undermine longstanding U.S. alliances.” – liÃªn káº¿t

Trump’s attack dog on trade – kinh táº¿ há»c, The Agenda – By Megan Cassella (lÃ m hÆ° 11)

“The California professor behind Trump?s anti-China policy is a mini-Trump himself.” – liÃªn káº¿t

Ross says trade deal with Japan a ?very high priority? for Trump administration – The Japan Times / Kyodo (lÃ m hÆ° 11)

“The comment was taken as suggesting that the United States may propose talks for a bilateral FTA during a high-level economic dialogue the two governments are planning to start in April.” – liÃªn káº¿t

la Má»¹. HOPES TO START NAFTA RENEGOTIATION TALKS SOON, SAYS COMMERCE SEC. ROSS – Newsweek / Reuters (lÃ m hÆ° 10)

“Ross told reporters that “sometime in the next couple of weeks” he hopes to send a letter notifying Congress that the Trump administration intends to launch NAFTA negotiations in 90 days.” – liÃªn káº¿t

How U.S. Farms Win and Lose When Competitors Rise – Bloomberg -?Bá»Ÿi Alan Bjerga, Blacki Migliozzi and Cindy Hoffman (lÃ m hÆ° 13)

“Trong nhiá»u nÄƒm, la Má»¹. dominance as the top agricultural exporter has been slipping even as rising sales have allowed producers to prosper. Chá»‰ cáº§n Ä‘áº·t, other countries have been able to catch up as they develop more farmland and improve their own trade prospects.” – liÃªn káº¿t

Trump Boosts South America Trade Talks, Brazil Minister Says – Bloomberg – By Raymond Colitt and Bruce Douglas (lÃ m hÆ° 10)

“The Mercosur customs union plans to launch trade talks with Canada, áº¤n Äá»™, and maybe South Korea and Japan in the next 18 thÃ¡ng, while cutting its own red tape using more “pragmatism and less ideology…” – liÃªn káº¿t

UK looks to supercharge EU trade deals post-Brexit – MÃ¡y Ä‘iá»‡n Ä‘Ã m (Anh) – By Tim Wallace (lÃ m hÆ° 12)

“[T]hey [Anh] are now looking at making this an interim position with the aim of making an even freer deal later, because the existing [Má»¹] deals include chunks of protectionism added in by other EU governments in the negotiation stages previously.” – liÃªn káº¿t

Vietnam Looks for Trade Deal with US – BAY (lÃ m hÆ° 14)

“Some observers say Prime Minister Nguyen has a good chance to reach a trade deal with the U.S.” – liÃªn káº¿t

World prepares to move on without U.S. on trade – kinh táº¿ há»c, The Agenda – By Adam Behsudi (lÃ m hÆ° 14)

“Competitors say they have no choice but to take the money U.S. businesses would have earned otherwise.” – liÃªn káº¿t

AG, AG TECH, Sáº¢N XUáº¤T, CÃC Váº¤N Äá»€ LIÃŠN QUAN:

Organic is a single part of a sustainable food system, and only works in certain contexts: há»c?- Thá»±c pháº©m Navigator – By Louis Gore-Langton (lÃ m hÆ° 13)

“Organic may be less sustainable and less beneficial to consumer health than previously thought, according to new research.” – liÃªn káº¿t

GM BWX-resistant bananas start their journey to the farmer – Cornell Alliance for Science – By Patricia Nanteza (lÃ m hÆ° 6)

“Äiá»u nÃ y?planting of this multi-location trial?is as historic as it is important in the journey to take?GM bananas to farmers in Uganda,?and later throughout?the region. For a GM crop to reach the farmers/consumers, it has to go through phases.” – liÃªn káº¿t

Creole maize reveals adaptation secrets – SciDevNet – By Lucina Melesio (lÃ m hÆ° 10)

“Results will help breeders to obtain varieties better adapted to local conditions” – liÃªn káº¿t

Avian influenza global spread raises concern for next human pandemic and poultry production – ABC Rural (ChÃ¢u Ãšc) – By Sarina Locke (lÃ m hÆ° 13)

“Forty new countries have reported avian influenza since November 2016, according to the World Organisation for Animal Health, OIE.” – liÃªn káº¿t

‘Tactical science’ new strategy for U.S. an toÃ n thá»±c pháº©m – TÃ¢y Nam NÃ´ng Press – Bá»Ÿi Logan Hawkes (lÃ m hÆ° 9)

“ChÃ¢u Má»¹?s food supply… is under continuous threat from numerous foreign, emerging, and endemic pests, bá»‡nh táºt, and toxic elements, such as contaminants…” – liÃªn káº¿t

Maize engineered to silence deadly toxins in poisonous mould – New Scientist – By Chelsea Whyte (lÃ m hÆ° 10)

“This GM corn can police the Aspergillus fungus on its own cobs and stop it producing poisonous aflatoxin that causes liver disease and cancer.” – liÃªn káº¿t

Florida?s citrus production slides to historic low – Nháº¥n ÄÃ´ng Nam Trang tráº¡i – Bá»Ÿi Brad Haire (lÃ m hÆ° 9)

“Florida citrus growers continue to lose ground in their decade-long fight against citrus greening disease, falling to a record low production this season.” – liÃªn káº¿t

Say Hello to Finger-Lickin? Lab-Grown Chicken – ÄÃ¡nh giÃ¡ CÃ´ng nghá»‡ MIT – By Jamie Condliffe (lÃ m hÆ° 15)

“The first animal-free chicken strips are here?but they?ll cost you $9,000 per pound.” – liÃªn káº¿t

CHÃNH SÃCH, QUY Äá»ŠNH, Hoáº¡t Ä‘á»™ng, KHÃC:

la Má»¹. approves 3 more types of Simplot GMO potatoes for sale this year – The Idaho Statesman – By Keith Ridler, BÃ¡o chÃ liÃªn quan (lÃ m hÆ° 13)

“They are safe for the environment and safe to eat, officials announced.” – liÃªn káº¿t

The battle over genetically modified food makes it to film – CÃ¡c bÃ i viáº¿t washington – By Vicki Hallett (lÃ m hÆ° 11)

“The rising tension between ?anti-GMO crusaders and researchers striving to improve crops is the focus of ?Thá»±c pháº©m tiáº¿n hÃ³a,? a documentary narrated by science superhero Neil deGrasse Tyson.” – liÃªn káº¿t

Trung biÍ€nh – Natural Assumptions???My failed attempt to defend Organic?NÃ´ng nghiá»‡p- By Iida Ruishalme (ThÃ¡ng hai 23)

“Having to change a deep-seated world view can be exhausting and painful. I am thankful for this experience and see it as a reminder to stay respectful of others, no matter what beliefs they may hold.” – liÃªn káº¿t

ABC News to Face South Dakota Jury Over ?Pink Slime? Story – Wall Street Journal – By Peg Brickley (lÃ m hÆ° 14)

“Judge Gering, in rejecting ABC?s bid to have the case dismissed, said a jury could find the network was pursuing ?a negative spin? on the story before conducting any research and that Mr. Avilla had an anti-meat-industry agenda.” – liÃªn káº¿t

The land of plenty we take for granted – Delta tráº¡i Press – Bá»Ÿi Hembree Brandon (lÃ m hÆ° 13)

“The abundance of packaged, processed, pre-cooked, foods in just one supermarket is incredible, and we take it all for granted.” – liÃªn káº¿t

Key Element of Monsanto Weed Killer Not a Carcinogen, European Agency Says – Thá»i bÃ¡o New York – By Danny Hakim (lÃ m hÆ° 15)

?Glyphosate should not be classified as a carcinogen, that is, as a substance causing cancer,? Tim Bowmer, chairman of the committee for risk assessment at the European Chemicals Agency, said at a news briefing. ?This conclusion was based both on the human evidence and the weight of the evidence of all of the animal studies reviewed.? – liÃªn káº¿t

Xem thÃªm – related to some claims made by the NYT author a rebuttal in?glyphosate: NYT’s Danny Hakim Is Lying To You

Glyphosate found ?not carcinogenic?: Key European safety agency joins consensus view on herbicide?s safety – Dá»± Ã¡n thÆ° viá»‡n di truyá»n – By Andrew Porterfield (lÃ m hÆ° 16)

“Why the controversy?…?Opponents of genetic modifications of crops often use?it as a symbol of the potential harm…” – liÃªn káº¿t

Expanded WA Upper House crossbench problematic for future GM crops – FarmOnline (ChÃ¢u Ãšc) – Bá»Ÿi Colin Bettles (lÃ m hÆ° 13)

“Labor’s comprehensive victory at the weekend?s WA election raises questions about the future status of plant biotechnology development in the large grain cropping and exporting state due to an expanded Upper House crossbench.” – liÃªn káº¿t