It’s time to liberate the conversation about genetic engineering from stagnant ideology.

Beyond the Shadow of Roundup Ready

Companies like Corteva and Bayer are pushing to commercialize — and genetically engineer — soil microbes.

The Tiniest GMOs

Research and funding partners have now pulled support for the Darling line of transgenic trees, a significant setback for restoration plans.

A Lab Error Just Upended Years of Work on the GMO American Chestnut Tree 

Many consumers, particularly in the organic market, still hold negative feelings on genetically modified foods. Should these feelings dictate public policy?

Will the USDA Ever Allow GMOs on Organic Farms?

Much of the world debates GMOs purely in terms of human health and the environment. In Mexico, it’s also about cuisine, culture, and heritage.

Despite U.S. Pushback, Mexico’s Fight to Ban Genetically Modified Corn is Not Over

With a deadline for an international agreement on the horizon, the push to ban genetically modified corn imports to Mexico is reigniting old industry questions.

All “GMOs” Posts

Beyond the Shadow of Roundup Ready

The Tiniest GMOs

A Lab Error Just Upended Years of Work on the GMO American Chestnut Tree

Will the USDA Ever Allow GMOs on Organic Farms?

Despite U.S. Pushback, Mexico’s Fight to Ban Genetically Modified Corn is Not Over

U.S. and Mexico Have 1 Week Left to Settle Corn Clash