Stewardship

In this global economy, nearly every competitor has access to big breakthroughs in technology and to the equipment and capital to produce standardized products, but those regions that possess the human capital, with its insights, competencies, and experience will have the competitive advantage.

Society has tapped just a small fraction of the many potential uses and benefits of biotechnology.

Moree discusses the Forum and the importance of partnering to improving the health of people in developing countries.

Learn more about the history of biotechnology.

Plant-made pharmaceuticals (PMPs) and plant-made industrial products (PMIPs) offer an innovative way to turn biotech plants into "factories" that can produce therapeutic proteins, enzymes, and other industrial compounds and proteins.

Today, field testing remains a vital tool to understand the value and performance of new biotech products.

Growers using biotechnology understand that strict adherence to regulations and the best industry practices are key not only to maintaining the use of current technology, but also to gaining the use of future traits.