ROYSE CITY, Texas - Organic activists want you to believe their brand preexists in nature the way fresh air and clean water do. It does not. Organic food only exists because we have come up with a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bins of vegetables sold at the market - FOTOGRIN/Shutterstock Consumers have become more health conscious in the past few decades, ...

Organic farmers Janet and Terry Jacobson say genetically modified crops are threatening their way of life. On their small Langdon, N.D., farm, the Jacobsons grow wheat, oats, sunflowers and millet ...

ASHLAND, Ore. – Unable to find a good solution to protecting their certified organic seed crops from potential contamination from genetically engineered crops, small organic farmers in this Oregon ...

A majority of consumers are less likely to consider non-GMO or organic claims in their purchase decisions, but millennials and Gen Z consumers are more likely to seek out products with Non-GMO Project ...

During the last quarter century new and fundamental discoveries by agricultural scientists and technologists have laid the foundation for the transformation of food production for the next 25 years.

Consumer Reports tested a wide variety of packaged-food items containing corn or soy – and found that genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, are present in many common products including breakfast ...

Thanks to genetic engineering, it's now possible to make this frozen dessert without cows, at least indirectly. Naturally, the anti-GMO industry is up in arms. They're making all sorts of baseless ...

The term “organic” does not exist in nature. It is a legal construct, devised by humans, as in “organic chemistry.” Organic food-and-farm activists would like you to believe their brand preexists in ...