MADGE Australia Incorporated in Fitzroy, Victoria | Non-profit organisation

MADGE Australia Incorporated

Locality: Fitzroy, Victoria

Phone: +61 401 407 944

Address: PO Box 10, 287 Brunswick St 3065 Fitzroy, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.madge.org.au

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25.01.2022 Excellent news! The industry is trying to persuade us that the new GM (gene editing, CRISPR etc) can't be detected and so regulating it and labelling and testing it is impossible. Weirdly enough though they can detect it enough to patent it. As usual what we are told and what is the truth is wildly at variance. If you change the DNA sequence, you can detect the change

24.01.2022 After 11 years the time has come to say goodbye.

23.01.2022 Would you like food with your poison?

16.01.2022 https://secretingredientsmovie.com/ If you want to see what GM food is doing to you, watch this film. You can stream it over the net.

15.01.2022 Buy directly from farmers and you have multiple benefits

09.01.2022 Yet more harm from glyphosate (Roundup) .....................

07.01.2022 https://beyondpesticides.org//brazilian-researchers-link-/

06.01.2022 I posted this earlier but it seems to have gone missing from Facebook. "Researchers to save Queensland's banana industry. #GeneEditing is #GMO. We do not need #GMO but healthy #soil and an end to #Monocultures" As the article posted in the comments reveals 'The real issue is over-reliance on a single variety of banana. As every grower knows, monoculture is the quickest way to select for a pest or disease that wipes out your entire crop. Exactly the same will happen with any g...ene-edited resistance to a pathogen: the pathogen will self-select to overcome the resistance, or a different pathogen will move in and take over. On the level of genetics, the best defence against disease is diversity but that's something that the banana industry has all but eliminated from commercial production. It's also something that a gene-edited variety will lack. Another issue is that commercial fruit growing operations use glyphosate (and other herbicides) to control weeds. Studies show that glyphosate encourages the growth of fusarium in soil and plants. So chemically based commercial fruit farms are effectively nurseries for diseases.'

04.01.2022 The verdict stands but the damages have been reduced. We owe Lee Johnson a huge debt of gratitude for his willingness to use some of his precious life in court so that we all can benefit. Thank you Lee.

03.01.2022 Let's make sure that these microbes are not patented and GMmed. If we respect and learn from nature everyone wins.

01.01.2022 Win, win! Beautiful, no need for pesticides and a home for insects!