Reports on Traditional Agriculture research.
Olivier De Schutter Report submitted by the Special Rapporteur on the right to food, 2010, UN General Assembly
Taptiklis N, 2008, Sweetening the deal – High sugar grasses in Reducing New Zealand’s Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions
"Climate Smart" Agriculture, The Hague Conference on Agriculture, Food Security and Climate change, 2010.
Biodiversity on Farmland Good management practices: A report on the enhancement of biodiversity on farmland. Heinz Watties Organic Farm in New Zealand research
Drought Tolerant Maize... African research on non-GE ways to farm with saved seeds adapted to the environment.
Food Sovreignty Systems Feeding the world, regenerating ecosystems, Rebuilding local economies, cooling the planet, all at the same time. Alliance for Food Sovreignty 2011
GE in Free Trade Deals TPPA
Sustainability Council NZ 2011, Right to Choose GM free food on the line with GM Free trade deal.
GE in Society and Media
Weaver K C. and Motion J., 2002, Sabotage and subterfuge: public relations, democracy and genetic engineering in New Zealand
New Zealand's 'Clean Green Image: Will GM plants damage it?
GE crop performance
Who benefits from GE crops? The Friends of the Earth International annual report, February 2011, analyses major new developments regarding genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in various regions around the world.
Failure to Yeild, Evaluating the performance of genetically engineered crops, Union of Concerned Scientists, 2009
How much Bt toxin do GE MON 810 plants actually produce? Greenpeace (2007) good report on the levels of Bt toxin throughout the growing season
Bt cotton in Andhra Pradesh - 3 year assessment (2002-2004) Results from the village based grass roots researchers reporting on their findings.
GE contamination Greenpeace
GE Ecosystem impacts
Bacterial and fungal communities in the rhizosphere of field grown GM pine trees
Pine Pollen drift C. Williams. Excellent study on weather conditions and pollen drift.
Ecological Impacts of Bt cotton (2004) Vadakatto G. and Watson S., CSIRO. A Good Australian study research.
GE Feeding studies (animal and human)
GE Feeding Studies biological effects of transgenic maizeNK603xMon810 fed in long term reproduction studies in mice. '
Bt Brinjal a detailed assessment by Dr. Jo Gallagher.
Survival of GE soy in the Gut. Soy Feeding study on humans found Tg survived digestion.
Mice feeding study on transgenic Peas CSIRO (2005)
