Food Insecurity in Africa can be solved with Biotechnology, some Believe
via NABDA – A report made by Bamidele Solomon of National BioTechnology Development Agency affirmed that the NABDA supports the use of biotechnology to yield crops in developing countries and/or countires with food insecurities like Nigeria in en effort to rise above food poverty. He emphasized the use of strategy and training to make biotechnology effective and efficient.
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Food security and Developing Countries
via Journal on Science and World Affairs.
Magdelena Kropiwnicka’s essay on the agricultural uses of BioTechnology in developing countries reveals both praises and criticisms for the emerging technology on a global, legal, “exacerberate social, economic, and environmental” scale. Examination of the history and Intellectual Property rights are also commenced in the essay, giving readers a very broad insight to BioTechnology’s many avenues and possibilities for success, or downfall.
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India sees promise in BioTechnology
via RNCOS.
The technology that is deemed “bioagriculture” in India is fast-growing in the world’s second-largest producer of food. Products such as cotton have proven to be a success, both monetarily and production-wise, while other “transgenic plants” products such as corn, cabbage, rice, brassica and others are currently under trials and testing. A report, Booming Biotech Market in India, gives an insight to the industry of biotechnology and the advantages it can offer to India.
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