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A plan; March Against Monsanto | It's Time To Take Our Planet Back
By Nick Meyer On October 11, 2015 ·
The Monsanto Company has thrived in large part due to their secrecy, and our ignorance (fueled by willful media ignorance, of course). But in 2015 more people than ever before are waking up, and standing up, to the Monsanto machine, resulting in what may have been the most difficult year in their long, sordid [...] more at link
Leaked Emails Expose Monsanto Conspiracy Using “Independent” Professors to Promote GMOs
On October 6, 2015 By Nick Meyer
United Nations and many other bodies have vehemently disagreed with that notion. While others have picked holes in Monsanto’s stated goals (along with questioning the safety [...]
New Iowa State research: Human activity affecting microbes in soil - News Service - Iowa State University
New Iowa State research: Human activity affecting microbes in soil Posted Sep 23, 2015 10:22 am AMES, Iowa – New research from an Iowa State University ecologist shows that agricultural inputs such as nitrogen and phosphorus alter soil microbial communities, which may have unintended environmental consequences. Adding nitrogen and phosphorus, commonly used as fertilizers, to the soil beneath grasslands shifts the natural communities of fungi, bacteria and microscopic organisms called archaea that live in the soil, said Kirsten Hofmockel, an associate professor in the ISU Department of Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology. - See more at: New Iowa State research: Human activity affecting microbes in soil - News Service - Iowa State University
By Nick Meyer On October 11, 2015 ·
The Monsanto Company has thrived in large part due to their secrecy, and our ignorance (fueled by willful media ignorance, of course). But in 2015 more people than ever before are waking up, and standing up, to the Monsanto machine, resulting in what may have been the most difficult year in their long, sordid [...] more at link
Leaked Emails Expose Monsanto Conspiracy Using “Independent” Professors to Promote GMOs
On October 6, 2015 By Nick Meyer
United Nations and many other bodies have vehemently disagreed with that notion. While others have picked holes in Monsanto’s stated goals (along with questioning the safety [...]
New Iowa State research: Human activity affecting microbes in soil - News Service - Iowa State University
New Iowa State research: Human activity affecting microbes in soil Posted Sep 23, 2015 10:22 am AMES, Iowa – New research from an Iowa State University ecologist shows that agricultural inputs such as nitrogen and phosphorus alter soil microbial communities, which may have unintended environmental consequences. Adding nitrogen and phosphorus, commonly used as fertilizers, to the soil beneath grasslands shifts the natural communities of fungi, bacteria and microscopic organisms called archaea that live in the soil, said Kirsten Hofmockel, an associate professor in the ISU Department of Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology. - See more at: New Iowa State research: Human activity affecting microbes in soil - News Service - Iowa State University