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The Ministry of Science and Technology today announced the priority product development groups in many fields, in order to form a market of Vietnam-branded goods with hi…
Hunger problems are becoming more serious for people all over the world. Many experts say countries are facing a world war on oil, food and clean water.
Every October 16, the World Food Day is chosen, which aims to raise people's awareness of the fight against poverty around the world.
Professor Norman Borlaug, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for his great contributions to the fight against humanity's poverty, died in the United States at the age of 95.
Before the challenge every year, there is an additional 1 million tons of food, the agricultural sector is expected to start producing genetically modified crops in 2011…
Dinh Xuan Thao - Secretary of the Party Committee of Dan Hoa commune, Ky Son district (Hoa Binh) pointed out the green sugarcane field excitedly saying: Previously, this…
For the first time in its 20-year history, the World Food Prize, as the
China has just completed the safety certification for 176 genetically modified plants. China's medium and long-term science planning has led to the development of geneti…
Crops and fruit trees may soon be grown in greenhouses the size of buildings in city centers around the world - according to the Daily Mail of the UK.
Last week, some seeds, including mold-resistant beans, German tomatoes and wild strawberries growing on the slopes of a volcano in Russia, were added to the vault in the…
Five years ago, on September 12, 2009, Norman Borlaug, the father of the
Different from the image of a farmer in the minds of many people, Rosallie M. Ellasus makes many newcomers think of a wealthy businessman.
The study highlights issues related to the conversion of plants to biofuels. Occupying land and planting biofuel crops creates a dilemma: Is it reasonable to produce ine…
Tomatoes, corn, soybeans are among the most commonly used genetically modified plants today.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has signed an agreement with a major producer to supply 21 tons