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Jerry Konanui
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Presented: 1/24/08
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RES 462 Draft 01 2006-2008
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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> + NON-GM DROUGHT-RESISTANT RICE IN PIPELINE <br /> Japanese researchers have made progress in breeding non-GM drought- resistant rice, intended for <br /> planting in Africa and other dry regions. hftp://www.lobbywatch.org/archive2.asp?arcid=8165 <br /> <br /> + GM DROUGHT TOLERANT MAIZE WAY BEHIND NON-GM <br /> During March 2007, the South African authorities gave Monsanto permission to conduct GM drought <br /> tolerant maize field trim in South Africa. The African Centre for Biosafety released a report on the issue, <br /> pointing out that drought tolerance is at Meet 8-10 years away from commercialisation. Nevertheless, GM <br /> drought tolerant crops are bang used as PR tools by biotech lobbyists to promote acceptance of GM <br /> crops, expand existing markets and develop new markets. Finally, the report points out that traditional <br /> breeding, marker assisted selection, and building up organic content of the soil are proven methods of <br /> dealing with drought. hfto://www.gmwatch.org/archive2.asr)?arcid=7969 <br /> + PHILIPPINES NEW NON-GM DROUGHT-RESISTANT CORN <br /> A Philippines scientist has developed a new non-GM corn variety that was able to survive a drought for <br /> 29 days. httr)://www..qmwatch.org/archive2.asp?arcid=8361 <br /> + INDIGENOUS RICE BETTER THAN GM FOR DEALING WITH STRESS <br /> A New Delhi based NGO, together with farmers from nine Indian stag, has developed a register <br /> documenting over 2,000 indigenous rice varieties. They say GM rice strains are not only costly to cultivate <br /> but also are a poor match to the native strains in fighting pests, diseases and environmental fluctuations. <br /> hftp:/Afvww.qmwatch.org/archive2.asp?arcid=8359 <br /> + BODY BLOW TO GRAIN BORER <br /> The larger grain borer is taking a beating from CIMMYT (Intemation Maize and Wheat Improvement <br /> Centre) breeders in Kenya as a now non-GM African maize withstands the onslaught of one of the most <br /> damaging pests. hftp://www-omwatch.orglarchive2.asp?arcid=8361 <br /> 4. MORE NON-GM DEVELOPMENTS in 2007 <br /> *Non-GM process for allergen-free peanuts <br /> *Non-GM approach to Striga-resistant cowpeas in Africa <br /> <br /> *High-yielding, soybean cyst nematodes-resistant non-GM soybeans <br /> *Non-GM beans developed for harsh Mediterranean conditions <br /> *Gates Foundation supports non-GM b-carotine rich sweet potato in Africa <br /> *Non-GM success in combating cassava mosaic virus in Africa <br /> *Non-GM solution farad for cassava root-rot devastation in Africa <br /> <br /> *Non-GM technology reduces atlathxdns in maize in Nigeria <br /> *Iron-fortified non-GM maize cuts anaemia rates inchildren <br /> *New non-GM drought-resistant corn <br /> *Non-GM rice with trial leaf blight-resistance genes developed <br /> *Non-GM salt-resistant wheat <br /> <br /> *Dutch researcher bred non-GM fungi resistant tomato <br /> *Non-GM tomatoes made to drink less water <br /> *U.S. grape researcher breeds non-GM vines resistant to Pierre's Disease <br /> *Non-GM method to produce vinrs4esrs4ant brassie crops <br /> *Austro-Indian non-GM research cuts 50% of cotton insecticides, adds 75% profitability <br />
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