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      February 2021

      Year of the Hyacinth

      Alex Martin – February 5, 2021
      Origin: Commonly called Dutch hyacinths or garden hyacinths, they are hybrids of a single species (Hyacinthus orientalis) that grows wild in Turkey, Syria,…
      February 2021

      Year of the Sunflower

      Alex Martin – January 29, 2021
      Origin: The wild sunflower is native to North America but was originally commercialized in Russia. Family: Asteraceae Genus: Helianthus
      February 2021

      Hybrid Wheat: More than Yield

      Joe Funk – January 27, 2021
      A global effort is underway to lower the cost of hybrid wheat seed production.  Each year, Australian wheat…
  • Business
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      Variability Makes Uniform Testing Challenging

      Joe Funk – February 24, 2021
      Industry survey examines variation in seed test results from seed testing laboratories. The overall level of seed testing…
      Business

      BioConsortia Moves to New, Larger Laboratories and Expands R&D Team

      Compiled by Staff – February 2, 2021
      BioConsortia, a leader in microbial solutions that improve plant phenotypes and increase crop yields with reduced chemical and fertilizer inputs, is announcing…
      Business

      An Inauguration Day’s Washington Update

      Alex Martin – January 21, 2021
      On Jan. 20, at the IPSA Annual Conference, we received a Washington D.C. update just in time for Joe Biden to…
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      The IPSA Perspective

      Treena Hein – February 23, 2021
      CEO Todd Martin reflects on the past and present for the Independent Professional Seed Association as well as the road ahead.
      Leadership

      Eat Less, Live More

      Joe Schwarcz – February 12, 2021
      It may not be an appetizing idea, but the key to living longer may be found on the dinner plate. Or better…
      February 2021

      The Goose’s Daily Golden Egg

      Eloy Corona – January 26, 2021
      As I am handed the reins of the executive director position of the Seed Innovation Protection Alliance (SIPA) for 2021, I think…
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      Roadmap Offers Solutions For Future Of Food, Global Ag Innovation

      Compiled by Staff – December 14, 2020
      To deflect future world food crises created by climate change and growing consumer demand, a Cornell University-led international team of economists, scientists…
      Research

      FFAR’s Precision Indoor Plants Consortium Launches Initial Lettuce Project

      Compiled by Staff – December 8, 2020
      Lettuce is the third most consumed vegetable in the US. However, as a perishable product, much of the produce is not marketable…
      Environment & Climate

      CDP Ratings Gives Bayer an A in Climate, Water Categories

      Compiled by Staff – December 8, 2020
      Renowned ratings organization CDP (the “Carbon Disclosure Project”) has once again named Bayer among the leading international companies in the climate and…
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      Seed Protein Does Not Reflect Key Amino Acid Levels in Soybeans

      Compiled by Staff – March 1, 2021
      From edamame to cooking oil and tofu to livestock rations, soybeans are an important source of protein in food and feed around…
      News

      Seed Film Brings New Way to Grow Plants in Space

      Compiled by Staff – March 1, 2021
      NASA astronaut Michael Hopkins harvested "Outredgeous" red romaine lettuce grown in the Vegetable Production System (Veggie) aboard the International Space Station on Feb. 2, 2021. This…
      News

      Corteva Agriscience Introduces Inzen Herbicide-Tolerant Trait

      Compiled by Staff – March 1, 2021
      Sorghum growers have a new tool for better maximizing their production with the ground-breaking Inzen herbicide-tolerant trait, Corteva Agriscience announced today.
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