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Aus - WA Govt - GM choice for WA canola growers 25/01/10
Aus - AFAA - GM canola decision delivers trifecta 25/01/10
Aus - Pacific Seeds backs GM canola decision in WA 25/01/10
Aus - WA Farmers - GM technology to provide growers choice 25/01/10
Aus - Pioneer welcomes GM canola decision in WA 25/01/10
Aus - GIWA welcomes commercial cultivation of GM canola 25/01/10
Aus - Producers Forum - GM canola momentous decision 25/01/10
Aus - Croplife Australia - WA gives growers choice 25/01/10
Aus - Nufarm welcomes canola choice in WA 27/01/10
Aus - Canola Breeders support WA Gov approval of GM canola 25/01/10
Aus - Monsanto welcomes new freedom of choice for WA farmers 25/01/10
Aus - WA GM canola decision good for WA, good for Australia 25/01/10
Intl - Economics of GM crops 13/01/10
Aus - Evaluation of roundup ready canola in WA 11/01/10
Aus - Biotech key to enhancing Aus ag production 23/12/09
Intl - Impact of GM crops on pesticide use 02/12/09
Intl - Biotech crop income 1996-2007 18/11/09

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View a report endorsed by key grains industry organisations describing the industry’s capacity to use GM canola and deliver market choice. Supporting documentation is also available.

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Agrifood Awareness Australia Limited (AFAA) is an industry initiative, established to increase public awareness of, and encourage informed debate and decision-making about gene technology. AFAA is committed to providing quality, factual, science-based information on the use of gene technology in agriculture to allow for informed decisions.

Agrifood Awareness Australia Limited has three founding members:
- CropLife Australia
- Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC)
- National Farmers’ Federation (NFF)

The organisation’s activities are also supported by the cotton and sugar industries, the Grain Growers Association and through a project partnership with the red meat industry.

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