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Tag Archives: no-till
MUDDY RIVERS: DON’T BLAME FARMERS, BY: DENNIS T. AVERY
When people hear that I’m an advocate of high yield farming to feed the world and protect the environment, assertions of farm runoff into the rivers are raised to support charges against modern farming methods. Urban dwellers, even some of my rural neighbors, tell me their concerns about large-scale farming ruining our rivers “because the rivers are muddy.” They worry about even more soil erosion as farmers gear up to double food production over the next 40 years to feed a peak population of 9 billion people. Continue reading
Posted in Latest News
Tagged Avery, CGFI, farmers, farming, farming methods, Food, no-till, rural, soil erosion
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LOSING THE ORGANIC DEBATE, BY: DENNIS T. AVERY
Intelligence Squared, a philanthropic foundation, which brings Oxford-style debating to American issues, invited me to be part of a debate on whether the organic food movement is a scam. The invitation was a big deal, with the audio carried nationwide by National Public Radio and the TV shown repeatedly on Bloomberg TV. Continue reading
Posted in Latest News
Tagged Avery, bloomberg, CGFI, farm, farmers, farming, fertilizer, Food, food safety, herbicide, intelligence squared, new york, no-till, nutrition, organic, pesticide, soil, till
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Response to PimentelResponse to Pimentel response which was not published in Science
Dr. David Pimentel’s response to our letter in Science(2005, vol. 307:1410-1411) misconstrues some of our points and is simply wrong in other areas. First, Pimentel incorrectly claims that we equated herbicide tolerant crops (HT) with no-till cultivation systems. We clearly … Continue reading
Posted in CGFI Reports, Materials and Publications
Tagged Gyphosate, herbicide tolerant crops, no-till, Pimentel
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