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Archive for September, 2008
Maize yields in Europe declining?
Published by GMO Africa | Filed under GMO Africa Blog
I speak and comprehend a little French. There’s this video that features Klaus Ammann saying corn yields in Europe have gone down. David Tribe of GMO Pundit has picked up the issue on his blog.
Let me mention something small about David. He is a characteristically mercurial scientist. I must admit I’ve not come across a [...]
September 28th, 2008. Comment now »
African scientist honored for her work in agriculture
Published by GMO Africa | Filed under GMO Africa Blog
An African scientist has been honored for her work in promoting sustainable agriculture in Africa. Prof. Florence Wambugu, who heads the Africa Harvest Biotech Foundation, last week scooped the 2008 YARA prize for the African Green Revolution.
Prof. Wambugu was recognized for promoting the use of tissue culture in banana farming in mainly Kenya. The technology [...]
September 12th, 2008. 2 Comments »