Contributors are academics, private and public sector analysts, and decision makers.
The magazine is intended for a wide audience including students, media, academia, industry, government, and business. The first issue of AgBioForum focuses on the public acceptance of agricultural biotechnology, a topic that produced front-page material long before any commercial product was in sight. There have been several concerns about agricultural biotechnology including perceived environmental and food safety risks, and the potential for ethical and religious conflicts. The summer 1998 issue of AgBioForum provides viewpoints of academic and industry experts from the United States, Europe, and Canada. I hope that you will find this a useful resource.