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Stress in Crops Points to Surprising Benefits
Stress is known as the “killer disease” and in humans it can lead to an increased risk of terminal issues… Read More
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Kansas Ethanol Signs Agreement to Use Enogen Corn from Syngenta
Syngenta announced a three-year marketing agreement with Kansas Ethanol, LLC to use Enogen corn enzyme technology at its 80 million-gallon… Read More
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Ball Mums Releases Top Garden Mum Varieties By Color
Ball Seed knows that Garden Mums are a crop driven by color. Years of collected data for trials, performance and… Read More
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Inari Agriculture Adds Plant Breeding Tools Through License to UCLA Epigenetics Patents
Inari announced it has secured exclusive patent licenses for epigenetics from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). The agreement, through UCLA’s Technology Development… Read More
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AGT Hybrid Greenhouse Named Finalist for the 2019 Edison Awards
Ancon Development Corporation announced that they have been selected as a finalist in the Energy and Sustainability category in the… Read More
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Soil Health Partnership Call for Proposals
The Soil Health Partnership (SHP) announced it is accepting proposals for partnerships and collaboration for 2019. SHP encourages any organization… Read More
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Researchers Discover Corn Plants Call Hungry Nematodes When Resistant Rootworms Attack
Someday – in some scientifically savvy encyclopedia perhaps – the word “resilience” may include a photograph of the Western Corn… Read More
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Opportunities Outweigh Challenges: Crop Gene Editing and the Food System
Investments in gene-editing tools for agricultural crops have heated up in recent years and will only intensify in 2019. The… Read More
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Plant–Fungal Interface Gets Tubular
For hundreds of millions of years, plants and fungi have formed symbiotic relationships to trade crucial nutrients, such as phosphate… Read More
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IRRI and Nagoya University Strengthen Partnership in Rice Research and Education
The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and Nagoya University strengthened their partnership by signing an agreement to intensify cooperation in… Read More
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According to Study, Data Mining Brings New Clarity To Plant Breeding
The immense number of possible hybrids that can be created from inbred corn plants can leave plant breeders wondering where… Read More
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Golden Harvest Names Steve Knorr as Its Seed Advisor of the Year
Steve Knorr of Advanced Seed has been named the 2018 Golden Harvest National Seed Advisor of the Year. A local, independent… Read More
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Concentric Appoints Jarrett Chambers as EVP and Chief Commercial Officer
Colorado-based Concentric Ag Corporation, a developer of biological and plant nutrient inputs formerly known as Inocucor, has appointed Jarrett Chambers… Read More
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Latham Hi-Tech Seeds Announces Ryan Schon As General Manager
Latham Hi-Tech Seeds announces Ryan Schon of Ankeny, Iowa, as its general manager. “We’ve had the pleasure of working with… Read More
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NK Soybean Growers Can Expect Maximum Value
Despite industrywide concerns over soybean seed quality going into 2019, Syngenta anticipates growers of NK soybeans will experience minimal to no effect…. Read More
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Arcadia Biosciences’ GoodWheat Supply Chain Progresses
Demonstrating its commitment to advancing its GoodWheat portfolio of novel, non-GM wheat ingredients with unique health benefits to commercialization, Arcadia… Read More
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A Small Number of Crops Dominate Globally and That’s Bad News for Sustainable Agriculture
A new University of Toronto (U of T) study suggests that globally we’re growing more of the same kinds of… Read More
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‘Orange Corn’ Launches in U.S. Markets
“Orange corn,” a more nutritious, naturally bred variety of corn is now available in the U.S. markets through Purdue-affiliated startup NutraMaize… Read More
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Seven New Varieties Earn AAS Designation
All-America Selections announced seven new AAS Winners at the American Seed Trade Association meeting in Orlando, Florida. Each of the following new AAS Winners was trialed throughout North America by professional, independent, volunteer judges who… Read More
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