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Brewing a Fully-Traceable “Blockchain Beer”
April 13, 2020
Marc Zienkiewicz - Seed World Canada Senior Editor
Brewing a beer with full traceability using blockchain technology. Enjoy a cold one knowing exactly...
U.S.
Fungus Application Thwarts Major Soybean Pest, Study Finds
April 9, 2020
Compiled by Staff
A new study finds that a fungus application can help protect soybean crops from a...
U.S.
K-State Researchers Adapt to Keep Agricultural Studies Moving Forward
April 9, 2020
Compiled by Staff
K-State researchers use innovative methods to continue agricultural studies during the pandemic. Learn how they...
U.S.
Safeguarding Biodiversity is Essential to Prevent the Next COVID-19
April 9, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Protecting biodiversity is key to avoiding future pandemics like COVID-19. Learn how to help safeguard...
U.S.
Native Australian Plant Paves Way for Vaccine Development Against COVID-19
April 8, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Native Australian plant paves way for vaccine development against COVID-19. Scientists use a plant native...
U.S.
Anuvia Names Kyle Renninger Chief Financial Officer
April 8, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Anuvia Plant Nutrients names Kyle Renninger as CFO. Renninger brings extensive financial and operational experience...
U.S.
Wild Romato Resistance to Bacterial Canker Has Implications for Commercial Tomato Industry
April 8, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Wild Romato, a wild relative of the cultivated tomato, has been found to be resistant...
U.S.
Building a Bean that Resists Leafhoppers
April 8, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Learn how scientists are using genetic engineering to create a bean that is resistant to...
U.S.
How Soil Microbes Help Plants Resist Disease
April 6, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Soil microbes help plants resist disease and improve crop yields. Learn how these beneficial microbes...
U.S.
Scientists Demonstrate that White Flour is the Healthiest It’s Been in 200 Years
April 6, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Scientists have discovered that white flour is now the healthiest it has been in 200...
Europe
Scientists: White Flour is the Healthiest it’s Been In 200 Years
April 6, 2020
Seed World Europe
Scientists discover white flour is the healthiest it's been in 200 years - new research...
U.S.
New Greenhouse Honors Scientist, Aims to Further Maize Wild Relatives Research
April 3, 2020
Compiled by Staff
A new greenhouse at the University of Saskatchewan honors a renowned scientist and aims to...
U.S.
Australian Research Finds ‘Tequila’ Powered Biofuels More Efficient than Corn or Sugar
April 1, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Australian researchers have found that tequila-based biofuels are more efficient than corn or sugar-based biofuels....
U.S.
With New Barley Variety, Cornell Leads Way for Brewers
March 27, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Brewers rejoice! Cornell researchers have developed a new barley variety that is more disease-resistant and...
U.S.
Ethylene Sensor Could Help Monitor Plant Health
March 18, 2020
Compiled by Staff
This article discusses a new ethylene sensor that can help monitor plant health. The sensor...
U.S.
Technology to Screen for Higher-Yielding Crop Traits is Now More Accessible to Scientists
March 16, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Scientists now have more access to technology to screen for higher yielding crop traits. Unlocking...
U.S.
The Discovery of a New Gene that ‘Supervises’ Strawberry Ripening
March 16, 2020
Compiled by Staff
A new gene has been discovered that regulates strawberry ripening. Learn more about this breakthrough...
U.S.
Study Shows How Light Impacts a Plant’s Greenness
March 13, 2020
Compiled by Staff
A new study reveals how light intensity affects the greenness of plants. Learn how light...
U.S.
New Tool Could Help Scientists Dig Deeper for Prized Crop Genes
March 13, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Scientists discover new tool to help find genes for prized crops. Unlocking the potential of...
U.S.
Kansas State University Makes Move To Developing Canola Hybrids
March 12, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Kansas State Univ. is developing canola hybrids to increase yields & reduce costs. Learn how...
U.S.
Photosynthesis Varies Greatly Across Rice Cultivars
March 9, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Rice cultivars vary greatly in their photosynthesis efficiency, according to a new study. Learn how...
U.S.
New Aerial Image Dataset to Help Provide Actionable Insights
March 9, 2020
Compiled by Staff
New aerial image dataset helps provide actionable insights for businesses. Get detailed insights into your...
U.S.
Nebraska Team Links Wild Wheat Gene to Drought Tolerance in Cultivated Wheat
March 6, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Nebraska researchers discover gene that makes wild wheat more drought-tolerant, paving way for improved cultivated...
Europe
In 20 Years, What Will the Cucumber Look Like?
March 6, 2020
Marcel Bruins - Seed World Europe Editorial Director
In 20 years, cucumbers may look different due to climate change. Learn how climate change...
U.S.
Genome Editing Strategy Could Improve Rice, Other Crops
March 5, 2020
Compiled by Staff
A new genome editing strategy could improve rice and other crops. Learn how this strategy...
U.S.
Purdue Study Finds Signal Cascade that Keeps Plant Stem Cells Active
March 5, 2020
Compiled by Staff
A Purdue University study has identified a signal cascade that helps keep plant stem cells...
U.S.
Cover Crops Can Benefit Hot, Dry Soils
March 4, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Cover crops can help improve soil health in hot, dry climates. Learn how to use...
U.S.
Tasting a Tomato Without Destroying It
March 3, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Taste a tomato without destroying it! Learn how to use a special technique to sample...
Europe
New Technology to Speed Up the Development of More Resilient Crops
March 3, 2020
Seed World Europe
New technology to help farmers develop more resilient crops faster. Learn how this tech can...
U.S.
Anthropogenic Seed Dispersal: Rethinking the Origins of Plant Domestication
March 2, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Learn how humans have been dispersing seeds for centuries, and how this has impacted the...
U.S.
Complete Hemp Primer: From Seed Biology to Synthetic Cannabinoids Production
February 27, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Learn about hemp production from seed biology to synthetic cannabinoids production with this comprehensive primer....
U.S.
Seeds in Tibet Face Impacts from Climate Change
February 26, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Tibetan farmers are struggling to adapt to climate change, as rising temperatures and changing precipitation...
U.S.
Local Genetic Adaption Helps Sorghum Crop Hide from Witchweed
February 25, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Local farmers use genetic adaption to help sorghum crop hide from witchweed. Learn how this...
Europe
Count Me Out Of Counting Seeds
February 25, 2020
Seed World Europe
Learn why counting seeds is not the best way to measure the success of a...
U.S.
World’s First “Climate Positive” Gin Produced from Peas
February 21, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Introducing the world's first climate-positive gin made from peas! Learn how this sustainable spirit is...
U.S.
Researchers Uncover the Genetics of How Corn Can Adapt Faster to New Climate
February 21, 2020
Compiled by Staff
Researchers uncover how corn can adapt to climate change faster: genetic study reveals new insights...
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