herbicides

They would have to spray for specific weeds and do multiple of sprays and mix these herbicides together.

Goats are reported to be more effective than chemical herbicides and don't harm beneficial bugs, fungi, and bacteria.

Arstechnica willingly led me to believe that the impact of pesticides/herbicides was in the hundreds of billions of Euros.

Modern GMOs, more than being about being resistant to specific herbicides, are about built in pest control.

It allows the replacement of a cocktail of several selective herbicides with a single broad sprectrum one.

Our food pre-GMO Round Up resistant seed was sprayed with herbicides already, just not Round Up.

The same thing is happening to other herbicides, just slower, because they weren't used as much.

This would let us avoid manual labor while maintaining the great advantage of chemical herbicides.

It is among the most widely used herbicides in the world, and its deployment does not correlate well with cancer occurrence.

Altering the organism to resist herbicides or express pesticides that have potential toxicity to humans is a matter for some concern.

I've heard rumors, that Monsanto is behind the legalization of marijuana, planing to sell seeds, fertilizers and herbicides.

Don't forget that the food industry has done this time and again with herbicides and pesticides: It doesn't get into our bodies!

Isn't the most common genetic modification "roundup readiness?" Adding vitamin A producing genes to rice sounds good, but spraying all of our foods with herbicides not so much.

"[T]the health costs of EDCs to Europe are between £113 billion and £195 billion (between €160 and €277 billion) every year." There is no mention that pesticides/herbicides are a very small percentage of that number.

Herbicides wipe out soil-stabilizing fibrous root networks.