June 10, 2025

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Walking the Halls Where Ag Policy Happens

June 10, 2025
Aimee Nielson - Seed World U.S. Editor

I spent the day pounding the pavement between the Senate and House of Representatives offices...

One Woman. One Mission. And a Movement That’s Rewriting Africa’s Future

June 10, 2025
Marc Zienkiewicz - Seed World Canada Senior Editor

They called them "orphan crops" — ignored, underfunded, forgotten. Now Rita Mumm is turning them...

From Activation to Advocacy: ASTA Ushers in New Leadership with Eyes on the Future

June 10, 2025
Aimee Nielson - Seed World U.S. Editor

Outgoing American Seed Trade Association board chair Dan Foor and incoming chair Dave Treinen spotlight...

Scientists Work to Make Faba Beans Taste Better

June 10, 2025
Seed World Staff

A Finnish study with 264 participants found that bitterness and a dry, astringent mouthfeel are...

¿Podría Cultivarse Café en Uruguay? El Cambio Climático Sugiere un Futuro Sorprendente

June 10, 2025
Seed World Staff

El cultivo de café en Uruguay puede parecer improbable hoy, pero el cambio climático podría...

Could Coffee Grow in Uruguay? Climate Change Suggests a Surprising Future

June 10, 2025
Seed World Staff

Climate change may make coffee cultivation possible in Uruguay by 2050. A recent PLOS ONE...

Investigadores Brasileños Descubren Hongos que Eliminan el Moho Blanco en Cultivos Clave

June 10, 2025
Seed World Staff

Científicos brasileños han identificado hongos del suelo del género Trichoderma capaces de eliminar por completo...

Brazilian Researchers Discover Fungi That Eliminate White Mold in Key Crops

June 10, 2025
Seed World Staff

Brazilian scientists have discovered Trichoderma fungi that can fully destroy sclerotia of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, the...

From Multilateralism to Plurilateralism: What’s at Stake for the Global Seed Sector?

June 10, 2025
Marcel Bruins - Seed World Europe Editorial Director

The global trade and regulatory landscape is shifting from broad multilateralism to plurilateral agreements among...

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June 10, 2025

Walking the Halls Where Ag Policy Happens

One Woman. One Mission. And a Movement That’s Rewriting Africa’s Future

From Activation to Advocacy: ASTA Ushers in New Leadership with Eyes on the Future

Scientists Work to Make Faba Beans Taste Better

¿Podría Cultivarse Café en Uruguay? El Cambio Climático Sugiere un Futuro Sorprendente

Could Coffee Grow in Uruguay? Climate Change Suggests a Surprising Future

Investigadores Brasileños Descubren Hongos que Eliminan el Moho Blanco en Cultivos Clave

Brazilian Researchers Discover Fungi That Eliminate White Mold in Key Crops

From Multilateralism to Plurilateralism: What’s at Stake for the Global Seed Sector?

Researchers Say New Method Speeds Up Crop Editing

Garth Hodges — the Man Behind Some of Ag’s Most Game-Changing Deals — has a New Home

Researchers Explain Why Corn’s Cell Secrets Matter More Than DNA

Ensuring Progress for European Agriculture

Why Canada is Paying the Price for a U.S. Trade Spat

Crops are Caught Between Drought, Deluge, and Diplomacy

Rewriting the Rules of Nitrogen for Corn

Climate Change Cuts Global Crop Yields, Even When Farmers Adapt

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