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Site-Directed Mutagenesis in Wheat Via Haploid Induction by Maize

July 22, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Learn how maize haploid induction can be used to create site-directed mutagenesis in wheat. This...

UGA Researchers Discover Genes That Allow Bacteria to Resist Onion’s Natural Defenses

July 20, 2020
Compiled by Staff

UGA researchers discover genes that allow bacteria to resist onions' natural defenses. Learn how these...

Research Underscores Importance of Global Surveillance of Plant Pathogens

July 20, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Research reveals the critical need for global surveillance of plant pathogens to protect food security....

Soybean Research & Information Network Makes Research Accessible

July 20, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Soybean Research Information Network (SRIN) makes research accessible to farmers, providing access to research data...

New Research Reveals Antifungal Symbiotic Peptide In Legume

July 20, 2020
Compiled by Staff

New research reveals a symbiotic peptide with antifungal properties in legumes, providing potential for new...

New Study Shows How Plants Regulate Their Growth-Inhibiting Hormones to Survive

July 20, 2020
Seed World Europe

Plants use hormones to regulate their growth and survive in harsh conditions. New study reveals...

Project to Investigate Digital Ag’s Impacts on Rural America

July 17, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Project to explore how digital ags are impacting rural America. Researchers to study how tech...

Rising Uncertainties from COVID-19 Cloud Medium-Term Agricultural Prospects

July 17, 2020
Seed World Europe

COVID-19 has caused rising uncertainties in the agricultural sector, clouding medium-term prospects. Learn more about...

Breeding New Rice Varieties Will Help Farmers in Asia

July 16, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Breed new rice varieties to help farmers in Asia increase yields & reduce costs. Learn...

Survey Shows Nearly 40% of Arable Soils ‘Degraded’

July 16, 2020
Seed World Europe

Nearly 40% of arable soils are degraded, according to a new survey. Learn more about...

Research Says Cover Crops, No-Till Could Slow Climate Change

July 15, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Cover crops and no-till farming could help slow climate change, according to new research. Learn...

BASF and PowerPollen Collaborate in Research on Hybrid Wheat

July 15, 2020
Compiled by Staff

BASF and PowerPollen collaborate to research hybrid wheat, aiming to improve yield and quality of...

Space to Grow, or Grow in Space

July 14, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Space exploration is the focus of this article, exploring the potential of growing plants in...

Food Safety Investments Open New Markets

July 13, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Investing in food safety can open up new markets for businesses. Learn how to ensure...

FSU Workshop On Maize Genome Profiling Leads To New Study On Corn Flowering

July 10, 2020
Compiled by Staff

FSU researchers use maize genome profiling to study corn flowering, leading to new insights. Learn...

Oat Genome Available on ARS Website

July 10, 2020
Compiled by Staff

The US Department of Agriculture has released the oat genome sequence, making it available to...

Nematode Has Potential to Reduce Cotton Yields by 50%

July 7, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Nematode infestations can reduce cotton yields by up to 50%. Learn how to identify and...

3 Cool Things About a New Oat Breakthrough

July 2, 2020
Seed World Canada

Discover 3 amazing benefits of a new oat breakthrough! Learn how this new product can...

USMCA Takes Force, Bringing Certainty, Key Reforms for Seed Trade

July 1, 2020
Compiled by Staff

USMCA takes force, bringing certainty & key reforms for seed trade. Agreement provides improved access...

FMC Corporation Collaborates with Cyclica to Improve Research Efficiency

June 30, 2020
Compiled by Staff

FMC Corp. partners with Cyclica to accelerate drug discovery and development. Leveraging AI-driven technology to...

K-State Chosen as Hub for Improving U.S. Winter Wheat

June 26, 2020
Compiled by Staff

K-State chosen as hub for improving U.S. winter wheat. K-State researchers will lead a national...

Food-grade Wheatgrass Variety Released for Public Use

June 25, 2020
Compiled by Staff

A new food-grade wheatgrass variety has been released for public use. Learn more about the...

Equinom Brings Back Genomic Diversity to Legumes

June 19, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Equinom is revolutionizing legume production with their new technology that brings back genetic diversity. Learn...

Juicy Genomics: Study Reveals DNA Secrets of 100 Tomato Types

June 18, 2020
Compiled by Staff

A new genomics study reveals the DNA secrets of 100 tomato types, uncovering the genetic...

APHIS Takes Additional Actions to Safeguard U.S. Agriculture Against Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus

June 12, 2020
Compiled by Staff

USDA APHIS takes action to protect US agriculture from Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus. Learn...

An Essential Sustainable Farming Practice Faces One Big Limitation: Land to Produce Seeds

June 11, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Organic farmers rely on seed saving to maintain crop diversity, but limited land availability is...

Forgoing the GMO Footprint: Study Takes First Steps to Using Viruses for Genetic Editing in Plants

June 8, 2020
Compiled by Staff

A new study is taking the first steps to using viruses for genetic editing in...

Plant Detectives Develop New Way to Trace Global Spread of Major Plant Disease

June 5, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Plant Detectives develop new way to trace global spread of major plant disease. A team...

Research to Improve Soil Health Takes Root at New Mexico State University

June 4, 2020
Compiled by Staff

New Mexico State University is researching ways to improve soil health. Learn how they are...

The Roots of a Staple Crop

June 4, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Uncover the history of corn, a staple crop in the US and around the world....

Solving the Asian Soybean Rust Puzzle

June 4, 2020
Joe Funk – Seed World Contributor

Solving the Asian soybean rust puzzle: Learn how researchers are using genetic engineering to combat...

Cheers! Designer Wheat Bred for Whisky Distillers

June 3, 2020
Compiled by Staff

A new type of wheat has been developed specifically for whisky distillers. Learn more about...

Protecting Europe’s Plants: Pest Survey Cards Go Digital

June 2, 2020
Seed World Europe

Protecting Europe's plants: Pest survey cards go digital. Learn how digital pest survey cards are...

Solid Rebound Expected for U.S. Sugarbeet Industry

June 2, 2020
Compiled by Staff

U.S. sugarbeet industry expected to rebound in 2020, with increased acreage and higher yields. Improved...

Patterns in Crop Data Reveal New Insight About Plants and Their Environments

May 28, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Patterns in crop data reveal new insight about plants and their environments. Learn how data...

Illinois State University Professor Alters Plant Genes To Create Wonder Crop

May 27, 2020
Compiled by Staff

Altering plant genes to create a wonder crop: Illinois State University professor discovers a way...