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Lights, Camera, and We’re LIVE from Euroseeds

Euroseeds 2025 photo diary...
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Scientists Develop High-Fibre White Bread That Still Tastes Great

White bread may soon get a fibre-rich upgrade without sacrificing taste or texture. Researchers at...
Europe

Countdown to Euroseeds

The final countdown is on! With just days until the Euroseeds Congress in Edinburgh, Euroseeds...
Europe

Seeds of Responsibility: Cultivating a Sustainable Future from the Ground Up

For more than a century, Semillas Fitó has been at the heart of Mediterranean agriculture...
Europe

Can Peace be Forged Between Breeders’ Rights and Farmers’ Rights?

Balancing farmers’ rights and breeders’ rights remains one of agriculture’s toughest policy challenges. While breeders’...
Europe

How Complex it is to Simplify

Mario Draghi’s call to cut EU “red tape” has reignited debate over how regulation affects...
Europe

Breeding Under the Treaty on the Line: The Future of the Multilateral System

As countries prepare to meet in Lima, Peru, the future of global crop diversity is...
Europe

Seeds and Pesticides: Breaking Up is Hard to Do

Debates are growing over whether seed and pesticide businesses should split, with industry fears of...
Europe

Poisons, Toxins and Venoms

Puffer fish are poisonous but not venomous, while rattlesnakes are venomous but not poisonous. Both...
Europe

From Policy to People — All Eyes on Edinburgh

Euroseeds 2025 in Edinburgh is set to bring together the seed industry’s leading minds for...
Europe

Against Hunger and Food Poverty

Food insecurity affects over 2 billion people worldwide, including millions in Europe facing rising prices...
Europe

Common Fungus Releases Vapours That Fight Crop Diseases, Study Finds

New research shows the soil fungus Trichoderma hamatum emits natural chemicals that suppress crop diseases,...
Europe

EU Approves One GMO Maize for Food and Feed

On Sept. 22, the EU approved one genetically modified maize for food and feed under...
Europe

Barley’s Secret Weapon Against Acidic Soils Uncovered

A new study reveals the structure of HvAACT1, a barley root protein that protects plants...
Europe

New Study Reveals How Roots Sense Gravity

Scientists reveal how auxin guides root gravitropism by strengthening cell walls, helping roots bend downward...
Europe

Wheat: Extreme Dwarfism Impairs Gluten Composition and Baking Quality

A new study shows that while semi-dwarfing genes introduced during the Green Revolution had little...
Europe

Ancient Lentils Still Thrive in the Canary Islands

Canary Islands lentils date back 2,000 years. Ancient crops adapted to heat and drought may...
Europe

When Red Tape Chokes Green Progress

Europe’s slow approval process for crop protection products — often 8–12 years — delays sustainable...
Europe

Stop Penalizing Breeders for Their Own Success

In a number of UPOV member countries, outdated interpretations of the novelty requirement mean that...
Europe

UK Vertical Farms Boost Yields but Raise Carbon Footprint

Vertical farming can greatly boost lettuce yields and cut water use but currently has a...
Europe

Climate, Crisis, and Crops: Why Gene and Seed Banks are More Essential Than Ever

Deep in the Arctic, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault safeguards over a million seeds, symbolizing...
Europe

Swedish Consumers More Positive About Crop Crossbreeding Than Expected

Most Swedish consumers view crops developed through crossbreeding positively, according to a new SLU survey....
Europe

Boosting European Legume Breeding for Protein and Market Growth

The BELIS project, launched under EU Horizon Europe, aims to boost European legume cultivation by...
Europe

Report: Cultivation and Chain Development Of Novel Crops in Ukraine

A new report highlights opportunities for Dutch-Ukrainian collaboration in agriculture, focusing on novel crop cultivation...
Europe

All DRII-ed Up: How Plants Bounce Back After Drought

Salk Institute researchers have discovered that plants boost their immune systems after experiencing drought, revealing...
Europe

Federico Vittorio Pisani Joins Euroseeds as Manager Development Cooperation and Genetic Resources 

Federico Vittorio Pisani has joined Euroseeds as Manager of Development Cooperation and Genetic Resources, bringing...
Europe

Farming Strategies to Protect Biodiversity

A meta-analysis shows that protecting biodiversity in agriculture works best when land-sharing and land-sparing strategies...
Europe

European Parliament Moves Towards Full Legalisation of All Hemp Plant Parts

The European Parliament’s COMAGRI committee voted to define hemp to include flowers, supporting the EU’s...
Europe

Fescue to the Rescue

Fescue is a versatile grass valued for livestock grazing and increasingly used on professional sports...
Europe

Yasmine Ambrogio to Lead Research Policy and Project Coordination at Euroseeds

Yasmine Ambrogio joins Euroseeds as Manager of Research Projects and Policy, bringing expertise in food...
Europe

Should we Oppose Development Co-operation Towards Farmers’ Seed Systems?

Seeds have long been recognised as a cornerstone of agricultural development and global food security....
Europe

Seeds of Innovation: How Scotland’s Plant Breeding Shapes the Future

The 2025 Euroseeds Congress in Edinburgh is a timely reminder of Scotland’s rich plant breeding...
Europe

Branislava Popov to Drive Variety Registration and Seed Marketing at Euroseeds

Seed World Europe spoke with Branislava Popov about her new role at Euroseeds, tackling seed...
Europe

Potatoes Bred at The James Hutton Institute Will Help to Battle Major Pest in Kenya

Scientists at the National Potato Innovation Centre (NPIC) have introduced two new potato varieties in...
Europe

Gene Sequencing Uncovers Differences in Wild and Domesticated Crops

With climate change and more frequent extreme weather, global yields of crops like maize, rice,...
Europe

What The Selfish Gene Can Teach the Seed Sector

Over the holidays, I finished re-reading Richard Dawkins’ The Selfish Gene, a book that reshaped...
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The Return of Real: Seven Consumer Trends Reshaping the Food Industry

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The Quagmire of Nutritional Studies

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Council Progress on EU PRM Legislation Welcomed by Euroseeds

The Race to Hybrid Wheat — and What it’ll Take to Make it Successful

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