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          <description>Four experts and seven farmers discuss how biotech crops help farmers globally eliminate plowing or tilling the soil -- thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions, erosion and fuel use.</description>
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          <title>What is GMOs Impact on Biodiversity?</title>
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          <description>11 farmers &amp; experts from around the world discuss the documented and proven ability of GM crops to limit agriculture&amp;#39;s impact on biodiversity, specifically on-farm ecosystems &amp; habitats.  </description>
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          <title>Experts Support Contributions of GMO</title>
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          <description>14 distinguished experts discuss the use of gentically modified food crops over the last decade including their proven safety, environmental benefits &amp; contributions to 3rd-world farmers.</description>
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          <title>Portuguese Farmers Embrace Bt Maize</title>
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          <description>Portuguese farmers are averaging an increaed yield of 12% with modified or geneticaly engineered crops.  Two farmers discuss the value of Bt maize to the EU &amp; their own farming operations.</description>
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          <title>Rech Discusses Worldwide Need for GM</title>
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          <description>Embrapa researcher Elibio Rech discusses the worldwide need for, regulation of &amp; safety of GM crops, which meet 3 goals : increased quality, decreased pesticide spraying and lower costs.</description>
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          <pubDate>Tue, 25 Nov 2008 15:46:19 -0500</pubDate>
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          <title>100% of Canola Crop Planted with GM</title>
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          <description>Canadian Farmer Fred Meister plants 100% of his canola crop to GM varieties due to on-farm environmental benefits including fewer herbicide applications, less tillage and reduced erosion.</description>
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          <title>What&apos;s for Lunch?</title>
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          <description>This video from IFIC is a humorous and entertaining look at the different ways food is grown -- including the advantages and disadvantages of organic and genetically modified foods.  </description>
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          <title>What is GMOs Impact on Biodiversity?</title>
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          <description>11 farmers &amp; experts from around the world discuss the documented and proven ability of GM crops to limit agriculture&apos;s impact on biodiversity, specifically on-farm ecosystems &amp; habitats.</description>
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          <title>Reduced Plowing Good for Soil</title>
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          <description>Four experts and seven farmers discuss how biotech crops help farmers globally eliminate plowing or tilling the soil -- thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions, erosion and fuel use.</description>
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          <pubDate>Fri, 07 Jul 2006 18:00:18 -0400</pubDate>
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          <title>2007 Facts &amp; Statistics on GM Crops</title>
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          <description>In 2007, 12 million farmers in 23 countries grew 282.4 million acres of GM crops.  Clive James of ISAAA shares facts and stats from his global report on adoption &amp; benefits of GM crops.</description>
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          <pubDate>Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:47:20 -0400</pubDate>
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          <title>GM Crops Benefit Subsistence Farmers</title>
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          <description>Global experts discuss the need for expanded access to GM crops by subsistence farmers in developing countries.  More than 9 million farmers in 11 developing countries currently grow GMOs.</description>
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          <pubDate>Fri, 30 Nov 2007 12:38:32 -0500</pubDate>
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          <title>Genetically Modified Foods Safe</title>
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          <description>Renowned experts and farmers worldwide discuss the safety of genetically modified crops &amp; foods - expressing confidence in rigorous science-based regulatory and non-regulatory assessments.</description>
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          <title>The Benefits of Plant Biotech</title>
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          <description>Farmers from 8 countries share personal experiences about the specific benefits plant biotechnology has delivered to their farming operations, families, communities and the environment.</description>
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          <title>GM Reduces Pesticide Application</title>
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          <description>Since 1996, farmers have reduced pesticide applications by 172,000 metric tons as a direct result of biotech crops.  Farmers from 8 countries discuss benefits within their own operations.</description>
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          <pubDate>Mon, 08 May 2006 16:01:13 -0400</pubDate>
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          <title>Net Income $27 Billion Greater</title>
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          <description>Since 1996, farmers have increased their net incomes by $27 billion growing biotech crops.  Farmers from 8 countries discuss how GM crops have improved the economics of their operations.</description>
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          <title>Health and Well-Being Improves</title>
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          <description>Biotech benefits contribute to the health and well-being of farm families and their communities. Two experts and farmers from 8 countries discuss specific individual and societal impacts.</description>
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          <title>Rech Discusses Worldwide Need for GM</title>
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          <description>Embrapa researcher Elibio Rech discusses the worldwide need for, regulation of &amp; safety of GM crops, which meet 3 goals : increased quality, decreased pesticide spraying and lower costs.</description>
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          <title>The Safety of Food Biotechnology</title>
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          <description>Dietitian Mary Lee Chin discusses the process of food biotechnology and the recognition health professional organizations internationally have given to the safety and benefits of GM foods.</description>
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          <title>GM Cotton Research in Burkina Faso</title>
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          <description>Dr. Traore discusses the field trials and testing to evaluate the potential advantages of transgenic cotton crops for Burkina Faso and the safety of the resulting food and feed byproducts.</description>
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          <title>Experts Support Contributions of GMO</title>
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          <description>14 distinguished experts discuss the use of gentically modified food crops over the last decade including their proven safety, environmental benefits &amp; contributions to 3rd-world farmers.</description>
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          <description>Renowned plant pathologist Dr. Roger Beachy describes the research behind genetically engineered plants, the safey &amp; benefits of GM foods, and potential benefits of traits in development.</description>
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          <title>Impact of New Technology in Farming</title>
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          <description>Indian economist Dr Laveesh Bhandari discusses the impact of new technology in farming on farmily and community such as increased income, greater access to healthcare and better education.</description>
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          <title>Oniang&apos;o Sees GMOs Decreasing Hunger</title>
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          <description>The Honorable Ruth Oniang&apos;o expresses an urgent need to provide African families - 50% to 75% of whom are engaged in &amp; rely solely on agriculture - with access to food biotechnology crops.</description>
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          <title>GMOs To Benefit Hungry, Malnourished</title>
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          <description>Per Pinstrup-Andersen discusses the advantages of developing countries growing crops developed through genetic engineering to secure their food supply and alleviate hunger &amp; malnutrition.</description>
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          <description>Dr. Klaus Ammann, a professor of botany and former director of the botanical gardens in Bern, explains how plant biotechnology lessens the negative impact of agriculture on biodiversity.</description>
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          <title>Borlaug Notes Proven Success</title>
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          <description>Dr. Norman Borlaug, Nobel Laureate and leader of the Green Revolution, shares his views on the benefits and safety of GM crops to increase food production while preserving the environment.</description>
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          <description>Brazilian researcher Dr. Luciana Di Ciero describes the process used to test and evaluate GM foods and crops, and shares her confidence in the safety of biotech products available today.</description>
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          <description>ISAAA Chairman Clive James summarizes the global status of GM crops -- highlighting results from 2005 as well as double-digit growth and benefits from the first decade of commercialization.</description>
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          <title>GM Advantages Inherent in Seed</title>
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          <description>Dr. C. Ford Runge, an agricultural economist focused on trade, discusses the growing role of plant biotechnology in the poorest developing countries as well as the global crop economy.</description>
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          <description>About 1 billion people live in extreme poverty. Jeffrey Sachs - director of The Earth Institute and UN Millennium Project - describes how GM crops can help alleviate poverty and hunger.</description>
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          <title>Good Research Is Good Research</title>
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          <description>Dick Taverne, Member, House of Lords, British Parliament, encourages skeptics to review research documenting the benefits and safety of biotechnology for both society and the environment.</description>
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          <title>GM Crops Increase Efficiency</title>
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          <description>Johnny Avellaneda, an Argentine soy, corn and cotton farmer, believes the increase in yields from GM crops provides greater food security for humanity and great promise for the future.</description>
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          <description>Three farmers -- Newell, Tuck and Turner -- describe how biotechnology in Australia has delivered numerous benefits including a reduction in agricultural pesticide spraying in GM cotton.</description>
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          <description>Paul Brimblecombe, an Australian farmer, explains how GM cotton enables him to more precisely and simply produce a healthier crop and create a healthier eco-system around his crop.</description>
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          <description>Australian farmer Tom McKeon shares the benefits of GM cotton - a farming technology that helps his farm business through increased yields, less pesticide spraying and greater crop vigor.</description>
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          <description>Rob Newell, Australian cotton farmer, credits reduced spraying, increases in beneficial insects, and growing bird populations for increasing his community&apos;s appreciation for biotechnology.</description>
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          <description>Australian farmer Robert Tuck credits biotech cotton with raising the sustainability on his farm, benefiting the environment and increasing his available time to spend with family.</description>
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          <description>GM cotton has enabled Australian Betsy Turner to eliminate the use of hard chemistry --- providing greater safety for farm workers and allowing more wildlife to live on their farm.</description>
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          <description>Brazilian farmer Waldir Mingotti discusses how the adoption of transgenic soybean crops simplified his farming operation and made it economically possible to continue farming.</description>
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          <description>Three Brazilian farmers -- Baggio, Mingotti and Mugnol -- describe how biotech has benefitted the environment, wildlife, and soil, while simplifying management and increasing productivity.</description>
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          <description>Brazilian soybean farmer Armindo Mugnol describes how GMOs directly benefit the environment -- wildlife habitats are returning on farms and the elimination of plowing protects the soil.</description>
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          <description>Brazilian farmer João Baggio discusses how the benefits of GM crop management - such as reduced chemical spraying and tillage - contribute to environmental sustainability on his farm.</description>
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          <description>Three farmers - Issiaka, Soulama &amp; Fofana - describe the challenges of growing cotton in West Africa and explain how farmers in Burkina Faso can benefit from insect protected GM cotton.</description>
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          <title>Issiaka Wants Access to GMO Crops</title>
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          <description>Ouoba Issiaka, a cotton farmer in Burkina Faso (West Africa), soon hopes to grow insect-protected GM cotton to increase his yields and generate income to benefit his family and village.</description>
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          <description>Canadian Farmer Fred Meister plants 100% of his canola crop to GM varieties due to on-farm environmental benefits including fewer herbicide applications, less tillage and reduced erosion.</description>
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          <description>Three farmers describe the environmental and production benefits of biotechnology in a short growing season in Canada and its potential to keep agriculture sustainable in the future.</description>
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