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Industry divided on genetically modified beer

The use of genetically modified (GM) yeast being used more widely in brewing is being hotly debated within the global beer sector.

Would you drink genetically modified beer?

A growing number of US brewers are now using GM yeast to make their beers.

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The Science of Sour Beer | SevenFifty Daily

Beer experts dive into the methods and microbes behind this oft-misunderstood category…

The Secret to Brewing Lagers Without the Wait

Breweries are using kveik, a kind of Norwegian farmhouse yeast, to produce lager-like beers in a matter of days or weeks rather than months…

Kveik: The hottest new centuries-old beer yeast you've never heard of

Cranbury Township adopts long-awaited scenic corridor overlay ordinance

Cranbury Township adopts long-awaited scenic corridor overlay ordinance The Cranbury Township Committee has adopted an amended scenic overlay corridor zone ordinance after a robust debate took place between the committee, professionals and the public. The scenic corridor overlay preserves the open space corridors of front property line of six of main roadways in Cranbury: Dey Road, Plainsboro Road, Cranbury Neck Road, John White and George Davison Road, and Ancil Davison Road. The zone would be land in the agricultural preservation district and residential light impact district. The ordinance discourages any building, parking lot, lighting, street lighting and planting in 400-feet on either side of the six roads. Township officials said it is designed to discourage any obstruction to the open view.