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Golden Rice Bt Cotton

INDIA

G.D. Stone 2015 Biotechnology, Schismogenesis and the Demise of Uncertainty. Journal of Law and Policy 46, in press.

Political Ecology of Information G.D.Stone, et al Rhythms of the Herd: Long Term Dynamics in Seed Choice by Indian Farmers. Technology in Society 36: G.D.Stone 2012 Constructing Facts: Bt Cotton Narratives in India. Economic and Political Weekly 47(38): G.D.Stone 2011 Contradictions in the Last Mile: Suicide, Culture, and E-Agriculture in Rural India. Science, Technology & Human Values 36: G.D.Stone 2011 Field vs. Farm in Warangal: Bt Cotton, Higher Yields, and Larger Questions. World Development 39(3): G.D.Stone 2007 Agricultural Deskilling and the Spread of Genetically Modified Cotton in Warangal. Current Anthropology 48: G.D.Stone 2004 Biotechnology and the Political Ecology of Information in India. Human Organization 63:

GREEN REVOLUTION GENE REVOLUTION Rice in the Philippines

IRRI website, 21 Feb 2013

 spinach  a capsule of b-carotene in oil  Golden Rice standardized breakfast rice noodles (200 g, cooked) pork (110 g, cooked) one-half apple 26-g cookie total energy 630 kcal, 20% energy from fat standardized lunch rice (250 g, cooked) pork meat (100 g, cooked) cabbage (100 g, cooked) egg and tomato soup (100 g) total energy 560 kcal, 20% energy from fat

Food and Nutrition Research Inst., Seventh National Nutrition Survey, 2008

HEIRLOOM LANDRACE GREEN REVOLUTION GENE REVOLUTION

PROGRESS HEIRLOOM LANDRACE GREEN REVOLUTION GENE REVOLUTION Swapan K. Datta, Rice biotechnology: A need for developing countries, 7(1&2) A G B IO F ORUM (2004).

DESITUATING HEIRLOOM LANDRACE GREEN REVOLUTION GENE REVOLUTION

DESITUATING HEIRLOOM LANDRACE GREEN REVOLUTION GENE REVOLUTION Green Revolution rice was intended to nullify Philippino landraces, but locally situated cultivation practices and ways of thinking about agriculture.

DESITUATING HEIRLOOM LANDRACE GREEN REVOLUTION GENE REVOLUTION

DESITUATING HEIRLOOM LANDRACE GREEN REVOLUTION GENE REVOLUTION

1. Although strongly situated in the Cordillera, orphan food where exported Contraditions of Heirloom Rice

1. Although strongly situated in the Cordillera, orphan food where exported 2. Opposed by progressive NGO’s but ironically now supported by IRRI Contraditions of Heirloom Rice