Learn About Agricultural Biotechnology

The Council has created a unique interactive tool to provide science-based information about biotechnology and its importance.

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Welcome to the Biotechnology Resource Center – the U.S. Grains Council’s hub for the latest information on worldwide Council programming efforts in the field of agricultural biotechnology. Also located here are Council publications and other factual materials about agricultural biotechnology, links to biotechnology in the news and an outline of the Council’s numerous biotech advocacy partners.

Within the international grain trade, acceptance of biotechnology has faced great challenges. Attitudes toward biotechnology are as varied as the world’s cultures and landscapes and, unfortunately, these attitudes are often distorted by misinformation. The Biotechnology Resource Center seeks to provide science-based information to decision-makers, consumers and journalists around the world.

Education Center Programs Current Events

The Education Center is a virtual library of publications, video segments and current news coverage tackling a range of key issues related to agricultural biotechnology that policy makers and consumers are facing today.

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From the field, to the laboratory, to the grocery store, the U.S. Grains Council’s biotechnology education programs are designed to explore the full scope of agricultural biotechnology issues.

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The field of agricultural biotechnology continues to evolve daily. Luckily, news coverage of agricultural biotechnology - including the debate over its acceptance and stories about new advancements in the field - is abundant. U.S. Grains Council staff closely monitors this news coverage and updates these links regularly.

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