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November 04, 2007

1. Africa must guard against risks to its biodiversity posed by biotechnology

2. Is there nothing good in GMOs?

3. Africa needs more investment in farming: IMF official

4. Is a green revolution finally blooming in Africa?

5. Soil Association's new rules endanger poor farmers' livelihoods: U.K. minister

6. Botswana farmer chronicles the problems of market access, repaying debt

7. Mutant form of mosaic virus attacks jatropha

8. The effects of high-input, green revolution crop production in Zimbabwe's smallholder sector*

9. Thousands ask EPA to withdraw fumigant methyl iodide as replacement for methyl bromide

10. Researchers develop pest-resistant maize variety

11. Hunger, HIV/AIDS and agriculture in Southern Africa

12. Gene modification-derived anti nerve gas agent could also protect against pesticide poisoning

13. High-yielding jatropha identified in West Africa

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