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Australian Biotechnology News

Stories about: NSW Agriculture

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    Another 'grass roots' campaign gets feisty about GM 04/10/2005 10:08:14

    Could 'farmer power' force Australian state governments to back down on their moratoria on GM crops? Graeme O'Neill reports.
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    GM deliberation leaks worry gene advisory chairman 24/02/2004 15:12:33

    The chair of the NSW Agricultural Advisory Council on Gene Technology, Prof Tim Reeves, has expressed concern that anti-GM representatives on the council have breached its confidentiality code by claiming that the council had already decided to recommend a large-scale trial planting of genetically modified canola in NSW.
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    Bayer off the hook in NSW canola trial 12/11/2003 14:35:57

    NSW Agriculture Minister Ian MacDonald has advised Bayer CropScience that it will not have to destroy a trial crop of genetically modified herbicide-tolerant canola near Wagga, despite the discovery of a small number of canola plants in the surrounding buffer zone.
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    Agbiotech forum looks back to the future 16/07/2003 15:36:27

    Agricultural scientists and biotech researchers should not concentrate on new biotechnology solutions at the expense of traditional methods -- the latter still have plenty of promise, a recent Sydney forum has been told.
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    Plant genomics centre gets new funding boost 12/04/2002 16:04:05

    The NSW Centre for Agricultural Genomics will expand, after recieving the first injection of funds from the NSW government's BioFirst Intitiative.
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    Rice sequence sparks controversy 05/04/2002 15:54:40

    Rice's genome has been sequenced and is the first complete cereal plant sequence to be publicly released.
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