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Florida Lands USDA Program to Speed Up Crop Innovation

The University of Florida will host Breeding Insight, a USDA-ARS program that uses AI, advanced...
U.S.

Swinging for More Than Fences

The Seed World U.S. October issue is in your mailbox and online! Every fall, the...

Latin America

Más Plantas, Menos Plagas: Las Ventajas de las Hojas Erguidas del Tomate

Investigadores de Embrapa, UnB e INIA identificaron el gen responsable de las hojas erectas en...
Latin America

More Plants, Fewer Pests: The Advantages of Upright Tomato Leaves

Researchers from Embrapa, UnB, and INIA identified the gene behind upright tomato leaves, improving pest...
Europe

Barley’s Secret Weapon Against Acidic Soils Uncovered

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

Nuevo Avance Genético Podría Mejorar la Cebada para la Elaboración de Cerveza y la Alimentación Animal

Investigadores de CONICET están mejorando genéticamente la cebada Andreia, una de las más cultivadas en...
Europe

New Study Reveals How Roots Sense Gravity

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

New Genetic Breakthrough Could Improve Barley for Brewing and Feed

CONICET researchers are genetically improving Argentina’s popular Andreia barley to boost degradable starch for better...
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...
Canada

The Quiet Disruptor Behind Canada’s Protein Future

Every year, Canada’s pulse and special crops industry singles out one person who’s changing the...

Canada

Ukraine’s Fields Have Something to Teach About the Global Soil Crisis

What’s happening beneath Ukraine’s farmland isn’t just their issue — it’s a warning for us...
Canada

Plant Breeders Exist — But Does Canada Even Care?

A Canadian breeder who saw Soviet agriculture collapse says we’re making the same mistake...
Latin America

Zinc Deficiency Could Limit Wheat and Barley Yields, Experts Warn

Zinc deficiency threatens wheat and barley yields in Argentina’s Pampas. Experts recommend soil testing and...
Canada

The Ancient Crop Getting a Modern Makeover

In this Seed World 360 exclusive, we find out why this green spear deserves a...
Canada

Public? Private? Wrong Question. Jeff Reid Sees the Future of Plant Breeding

SeCan's general manager thinks there’s a smarter way to breed success in this Seed World...
Canada

Farmers Who do This One Thing in Fall See Better Crops in Spring

Innovation in seed care isn’t just defense — it’s growth insurance. As harvest winds down...

Latin America

Transformando Subproductos Cerveceros en Bioestimulantes de Semillas de Próxima Generación

María Gabriela Guevara lidera BrewSelBar, un proyecto financiado por la UE que transforma el bagazo...
Latin America

Turning Brewing By-Products into Next-Gen Seed Biostimulants

María Gabriela Guevara leads BrewSelBar, an EU-funded project turning beer bagasse into a selenium-enriched seed...
Canada

The Secret Ingredient on Your Plate? Plant Breeders

It's not just chefs who make your meal into a magical experience. Seed World 360...
U.S.

You’ve Never Seen Corn Like This Before

Scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory mapped key stem cell regulators in maize and Arabidopsis...
Canada

As Parliament Resumes, Canada’s Seed Industry Faces its Defining Test

SeCan urges a co-investment model to keep new varieties flowing to farmers across the country....

Europe

Cologne Scientist Receives ERC Grant to Develop Disease-Resistant Cereals

The European Research Council (ERC) awarded Starting Grants to three University of Cologne researchers—Dr. Sabina...
Europe

Farming Strategies to Protect Biodiversity

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

To Eat or To Breathe; That is the Question

New research uncovers the molecular messengers that control stomatal opening in plants — a breakthrough...
Europe

Quinoa Research Project Aims to Bring Superfood to German Fields

Rich in protein, vitamins and minerals, quinoa is valued worldwide as a healthy food. Its...

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...
U.S.

Cover Crops Could Boost Soil Health in High Tunnels

University of Minnesota scientists are testing cover crops in high tunnel systems with 40 organic...
Canada

NRGene Reports Canola Lines With Complete Clubroot Resistance in Field Trials

Field trial results show 0% disease incidence, company says. Saskatoon-based NRGene Green says it has...

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...
Canada

Can AI and Soybeans Team Up to End Hunger? Rafael Marmo Thinks So

Soybean breeder Rafael Marmo is chasing a game-changing goal: stability...
Canada

Why Climate Change is Making Rollercoaster Harvests the New Normal

A new study is shows at a global scale how climate change is affecting yield...
Canada

Meet the Pathologist Who Put a Name to the Disease Costing Prairie Growers Millions

How root rot went from an overlooked issue to the biggest challenge in peas and...

Canada

What Will Your Fries Look Like in 2050? Scientists Have the Answer

Researchers are reimagining everyday staples to withstand extreme weather while keeping flavour and quality intact....
Europe

Scientists Debut a New Foundational Atlas of the Plant Life Cycle

Arabidopsis thaliana, a small flowering weed, has been central to plant biology for 50 years,...
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En El Corazón Del Campo: Una Cadena De Confianza

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The Chain of Trust

Collaboration in Action: New Benchmarks to Drive Biologicals Adoption 

Green Transition – Plant Breeding Moved to the Forefront

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The Quagmire of Nutritional Studies

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

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