Timothy A. Wise·Mar 23Unmasking “Wiki-laundering:” Gates Foundation, Qatari government hacked Wikipedia to burnish imagesQ&A with Claire Wilmot, investigative journalist who exposed the scheme
Timothy A. Wise·Jan 31Seed Sovereignty and Biodiverse Farming Across the WorldLast week, I joined a webinar to discuss a new book on seeds and the importance of traditional farming. I was asked a provocative question…
Timothy A. Wise·May 7, 2025Conclave: The Day Ghana’s Candidate for Pope Lectured the GMO FaithfulAn excerpt from Eating Tomorrow
Timothy A. Wise·May 2, 2025Mexico’s enacts constitutional ban on cultivation of genetically modified cornAct of resistance follows trade ruling that dismissed risks to native corn from “genetic pollution” by GM cropsA response icon1A response icon1
Timothy A. Wise·Jan 16, 2025Mexico’s Import Dependency Deepens with U.S. Agricultural DumpingBy Timothy A. Wise and Stewart A.L. James, January 22, 2025
Timothy A. Wise·Dec 19, 2024Much Ado About NothingThe trivial trade impacts of Mexico’s GM corn restrictions compared to Trump’s threatened 25% tariffs on all Mexican goods
Timothy A. Wise·Aug 9, 2022Hogging the Gains from Trade in MexicoIn this excerpt from Chapter 8 of my book, Eating Tomorrow, I recount one of the most compelling stories I came across in researching the…
Timothy A. Wise·Jul 12, 2021In Diversity There is Strength: Moving beyond the Green Revolution in ZambiaIn Zambia, Kasisi Agricultural Training Center shifted to organic farming after seeing Green Revolution methods fail farmers.A response icon1A response icon1
Timothy A. Wise·Dec 10, 2020Zambia’s Maize Paradox: Land-poor Farmers in a Land-rich CountryExcerpted from Eating Tomorrow, Chapter 4 on Zambia
Timothy A. Wise·Oct 27, 2020In Search of Sustainable Biofuels in TanzaniaThe following excerpt from Chapter 6 of Eating Tomorrow: Agribusiness, Family Farmers, and the Battle for the Future of Food (New Press…