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Think Bigger, Invest Smarter | On The Brink: Season 3, Episode 6
Adam Dyck, Program Manager at Warburtons Canada, featured on On the Brink Episode 7 discussing Canadian plant breeding investment
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What’s at Stake in Every Slice | On the Brink Season 1: Episode 7

Anthony Parker
Canada

Innovation in Agriculture Depends on Plant Breeders’ Rights, Says UPOV President

Dairy farmer Andrew Campbell of Middlesex County Ontario discusses producing more with less through Canadian plant breeding research
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Producing More With Less | On the Brink Season 1: Episode 6

U.S.

Why the Fertilizer Crisis Won’t End When the Iran War Does

Gerald Girard, Director of Barley Procurement at Malteurop, On the Brink Episode 5: An Investment in Every Canadian
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An Investment In Every Canadian | On the Brink Season 1: Episode 5

Canada

Seed Innovation in Canada: The Funding Problem No One Can Ignore

Doug Miller of the Canadian Seed Growers Association discusses federal research cuts and Canadian plant breeding in On the Brink Episode 4: End of the Status Quo
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The End of the Status Quo | On the Brink Season 1: Episode 4

Darcy Unger talks seed investment in this on the brink thumbnail
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Why Invest in Canada’s Seed Future | On the Brink Season 1: Episode 3

The 2025 Borlaug Scholars
Canada

Industry Leaders Back NAPB Borlaug Scholars — Now New Sponsors Are Invited for 2026

Curtis Pozniak is on the latest episode of On the Brink.
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Canadian Conditions Need Made-for-Canada Solutions | On the Brink Season 1: Episode 2

Canada

Canada’s Wheat Breeding System Cannot Stay Status Quo, Leaders Warn in New Webinar

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Canada is On the Brink. Let’s Talk About It | On the Brink Season 1: Episode 1

CAN360

What AAFC Research Station Closures Could Mean for Canadian Seed Innovation

Canada

Myth vs. Reality: The Cold Truth About the AIM Act

CAN360

What’s Next for Canadian Seed? Doug Miller Weighs in as he Exits CSGA

Canada

Sustainability is Already Built Into Canadian Farming

Canada

SeCan Unveils Canadian Genetics Gaining Attention for 2026

Europe

How KWS Is Creating Seeds For The Future

Europe

Who Decides the Future of Europe’s Ag Sector?

CAN360

Genetic Markers – Why Nick Stratford’s Blood Type Might be ‘P’ For Policy

CAN360

On the Spot – Doug Says It Straight: What Canada’s Seed System Really Needs

CAN360

Rethinking Seed: In Conversation with Brent Collins

CAN360

Goverstry or Bust

CAN360

Hot Takes: 10 Years to Breed, Five Years to Fund

CAN360

Policy, But Make It Interesting: Lauren Comin Rises to the Challenge

CAN360

Protein Pivot: How Seed Developers are Playing the Game

CAN360

Get Ready to Meet the Future of Seed Innovation

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The Quiet Comeback of Canadian Asparagus: How New Varieties are Revitalizing a Forgotten Crop

CAN360

One-Word Answers That Define 60 Years of Chin Ridge Seeds

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One Voice, One Future: How the Seed Sector Can Shape Ottawa’s Agenda

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Father to Son: The Values Behind Southern Seed

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Missed World Seed Congress? Here’s What Everyone’s Still Talking About. 

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Ukraine’s Soil at a Crossroads: Lessons from a Canadian Cover Crop Mission

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From Field to Fine Dining: Why Getting Breeders and Chefs Around the Table Makes for Better Varieties

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Beyond the Lab: Why 20/20 Seed Labs is Investing in Field-Level Trials

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The Power of Intentional Storytelling

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Advancing Better Canola: Before Canola Can Thrive, it Must Survive

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AI and Sales: Why Garbage in Still Means Garbage Out

The Best Partnerships Don’t Sell Machines. They Build Better Ones

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Antonio Villarroel on Spain’s Plant Breeding Future

The Most Important Farmer in Canada Hasn’t Planted a Crop Yet

Seed Treatment in Europe: Regulation and Innovation

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Sorghum Could Help European Farming Adapt to Climate Change

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