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Top Agriculture Myths in 2022

This year, Seed World addressed some of the biggest myths in the industry. These myths included the organic farming versus conventional farming debate, the reputation of biological seed treatments, food safety and more.

Learn more about some of the most pressing misconceptions in the seed sphere in 2022 with five of our top myth busting articles.

Organic and Conventional Farming Aren’t as Different as You Think

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Despite the individual benefits of organic and conventional farming, there remains a long-going argument between the two, but there isn’t anything versus when comparing, according to Nate Powell-Palm, owner of Cold Spring Organics. As farmers try to get high yields and clean fields, the set of tools used for the varying types of farming are the greatest difference.

How Gene Editing Myths Impact Regulations and Future Technology

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There are a lot of questions and misunderstandings that surround gene editing, especially as the world still works to understand the technology. While gene editing and gene modification oftentimes are used interchangeably, it is imperative to understand that the two technologies are not the same.

Fake News is All Around Us

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“FAKE NEWS!”, “That is misinformation!” Often-used terms. But what is it exactly, where does it come from, and how to stop it?

There’s a New Reputation for Biological Seed Treatments

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Though biological products haven’t always had a spotless reputation, there’s a new reputation on the horizon for them.

There Shouldn’t Be a Concern About What You’re Eating

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Though you might hear about food recalls and see reports about it in the news, there’s one big misconception that needs to be corrected: recalls don’t happen as often as you think they do, and that’s due to strict food safety regulations and careful hands of agribusinesses and growers alike.

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