Assessment of the Risks of Cross-Pollination During Co-Cultivation of Maize Lines in the South-East European Russia

Gusev, Yu. S.; Gutorova, O. V.; Moiseeva, E. M.; Fadeev, V. V.; Zaytsev, Sergey Aleksandrovich; Volkov, D.P.; Zuk, E. A.; Volokhina, I. V.; Chumakov, M. I.

doi:10.15389/agrobiology.2021.1.66eng

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“…This practice is in line with the current recommendations of the European Union (Commission Recommendation, 2010). Recent studies show that, for example, in South-east Russia, a minimum isolation distance of 15 m with buffer zones can be considered acceptable to eliminate the risks of maize over-pollination (Gusev et al, 2021). In addition to buffer zones, varietal seed purity and grain storage methods influence the amount of genetically engineered material present in plants growing nearby (Dolphin et al, 2020).…”

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Agriculture Coexistence As A Necessary Part Of The Socio-Economic Development Of Russia

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2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Diversification of the methods for obtaining agricultural products is necessary for sustainable socioeconomic development of the Russian Federation. Coexistence of traditional, organic, and biotechnological agriculture allows for reduction of climatic changes' impact on the harvest, whilst ensuring the competitiveness of the modern biotechnological developments of Russian scientists at the international level. This study is to identify a coexistence model that will protect farmland biodiversity, and economic interests of organic producers, who avoid using genetically engineered material in their crops due to probability of casual over-pollination. The coexistence model for biotechnological, organic, and conventional farming exists in many countries but is not yet applied in Russia. In this regard, the prospects for this model implementation in Russia should be assessed considering the experience of foreign countries, primarily that of the United States and the European Union countries. The coexistence model implementation could result in recognition at the state level of the importance and value of each of the three types of agriculture -organic, traditional, and biotechnological, and in creation of mechanisms for their support and development. This will ensure the interests of various groups of populationfarmers using genetically modified varieties, farmers working with traditional plants, as well as consumers, scientists, and agricultural entrepreneurs.

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Agriculture Coexistence As A Necessary Part Of The Socio-Economic Development Of Russia

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2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Assessment of the Risks of Cross-Pollination During Co-Cultivation of Maize Lines in the South-East European Russia

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Agriculture Coexistence As A Necessary Part Of The Socio-Economic Development Of Russia

Agriculture Coexistence As A Necessary Part Of The Socio-Economic Development Of Russia

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