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“This is such a great resource to actually hear from scientists, farmers and other experts who work with the tools of biotechnology in agriculture. Dr. Folta and his guests intelligently discuss how genetically engineered crops and other breeding methods can improve food production. The subject matter is not my area of expertise but the expert science communicator Dr. Folta manages to make this topic interesting and easy to follow for anyone with a minimal understanding of science. If you are interesting in better understanding the debate around GMOs, this podcast is a great place to start.”
Whilhelmina Slay Her via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/31/15
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“Excellent podcast based on valid, researched science. Thank you, Kevin!”
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03/27/17
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“Science rocks! It doesn't always support your position, but it's not under any obligation to do so.”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
04/03/17
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“Scientific advancements can be difficult for a lot of people to understand, especially in a field as complex as genetics. People fear what they don't understand. Dr. Folta does a terrific job of trying to make a tricky and complicated subject interesting and easier to grasp.”Read full review »
Debbie338 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/30/16
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