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Top 15 Management Mavericks of North America – Canada

We asked our readers to nominate leaders in North America with these characteristics. Now, we’re...
U.S.

FOUND: The ‘Missing Link” of Corn’s Jump into North America

Until recently, corn’s fast and effective evolution from maize was a mystery. New research released...
U.S.

Top 15 Management Mavericks of North America – United States, Part 2

We asked our readers to nominate leaders in North America with these characteristics. Now, we’re...
U.S.

Top 15 Management Mavericks of North America

A Management Maverick tends to break away from conventional expectations, showing creativity and originality. This...
U.S.

A New Weapon Against Italian Ryegrass

Donnie Miller, a weed scientist at the LSU AgCenter Northeast Research Station in St. Joseph,...
U.S.

New Technology Dramatically Improves Long-Range Weather Prediction

Despite advanced technology and the best efforts of leading global organizations like the National Oceanic...
U.S.

New Genetic Discoveries in Snap Beans Offer Hope for Herbicide Tolerance

A new study from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and the U.S. Department of Agriculture...
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U.S.

Corn Study Reveals New Methods for Hybrid Success Prediction

Nebraska researchers received a $650,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop an...
U.S.

Antibacterial Pesticides?

Researchers discover crucial role of a new enzyme that could be a plant disease breakthrough....

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U.S.

Are You Blinded By the Light?

There’s a surprising gap between how leaders view their innovative abilities and how others perceive...

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U.S.

Could Bioengineered Plants Produce Their Own Nitrogen?

New research identifies how plants might create their own nitrogen, thanks to help from bacteria....

U.S.

Collaborating to Improve Peanuts in Africa

University of Georgia scientists are collaborating with African Farmers and Global Scientists for Agricultural Resilience....

Latin America

Don’t Overlook the Growing Power of Latin America’s Seed Industry

From World Seed Congress to AOSCA to Seeds Canada and a ton of meetings in...

U.S.

‘It’s Business 101’: Pushback Against DEI Efforts Nabs the Spotlight as NAPB Kicks Off its Biggest Meeting Ever

The National Association for Plant Breeding (NAPB) kicked off its biggest meeting ever today as...

U.S.

The Future of Breeding Lies in Embracing AI, says NAPB Award Winner Tabare Abadie

The National Association for Plant Breeding (NAPB) kicks off its annual conference in St. Louis,...

U.S.

Innovation on the Way for Pennycress and Camelina

Cargill and University of Minnesota partner to develop pennycress and winter camelina solutions and seed...

U.S.

Secrets of Barley’s Evolution in a 95-Year-Old Experiment

University of California-Riverside researchers have uncovered how barley, a major crop, was shaped by agricultural...
U.S.

Unity in Crisis

As I reflect on the weekend’s events, on the recent assassination attempt on former President...
U.S.

Weaker Ocean Circulation Could Accelerate Climate Change, Impact Crop Vitality

As climate change progresses, the ocean’s overturning circulation is expected to weaken significantly. Previously, scientists...
U.S.

U.S. Continues to Challenge Mexico’s Proposed GMO Corn Ban

U.S. Trade Representatives clashed with Mexican officials this week during oral arguments over Mexico's controversial...
U.S.

The Seed Industry in the Land of the Free

This Fourth of July, I’ll spend the day with my family having fun (hopefully under...
U.S.

Laser Beams and 3-D Printing Improving Crops

Modern plant breeding is now a data-driven endeavor, harnessing machine learning algorithms and advanced imaging...
U.S.

NAPB Announces 2024 Scholarship Recipients

As it prepares for its annual meeting next month (register by July 1 for a...

U.S.

Corn of the Future

University of Washington researchers combined climate projections with plant models to determine what combination of...
Global

Bayer and Solynta are Bringing True Potato Seed to Smallholder Markets

Agreement focuses on commercialization and distribution of disease-free, high-quality starting material to smallholder farmers in...

U.S.

3 Reasons to Register for the NAPB Meeting Before July 1

If you want to help Rethink, Reinvent, and Revolutionize plant breeding, an upcoming event being...

U.S.

Thank Gene Editing for Your Morning Cup of Joe

The pace of climate change the world is experiencing is far greater than anything we've...
U.S.

Standout Stewardship on The Hill for the Seed Industry

Janae Brady traces her agricultural roots to the vast, open Kansas wheat fields. From these...
U.S.

Students Selected for International Borlaug-Ruan World Food Prize Foundation Internship

The World Food Prize Foundation has announced the selection of 14 students for the Borlaug-Ruan...
Canada

We Set Out to Discover What’s Big in Public Sector Research. Here’s What we Discovered

A huge percentage  of plant breeding and plant science in general is done by Canada’s...

U.S.

Building Food Security One Gene at a Time

Many rice and wheat producers dread blast disease. Blast disease, caused by the fungus Magnaporthe...
U.S.

First New SCN Trait in 60 Years

It’s been 60 years since the seed industry saw a new trait to fight the...
U.S.

Trading with Europe: Q&A with Petra Jorasch

Petra Jorasch is the manager of plant breeding innovation advocacy at Euroseeds. She plays a...
U.S.

Trading with Europe: Q&A with David Zaruk

David Zaruk is an expert on risk. As a regulatory policy analyst, also known at...
Canada

PBR for the Fruit, Vegetable and Ornamentals Sector Could Get a Big Upgrade as a 45-day Public Consultation Begins

The Plant Breeders’ Rights (PBR) Office is looking for public input into a slate of...

Europe

Hype or Hope? Regenerative Agriculture Under the Magnifying Glass

Regenerative agriculture aims to maintain agricultural productivity, increase biodiversity, and in particular restore and maintain...
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