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The International Seed Federation (ISF) has launched new voluntary guidelines to help seed companies, growers, and suppliers strengthen social rights and ethical practices in seed production. Released at the ISF World Seed Congress 2026, the guidance covers labor rights, health and safety, responsible sourcing, environmental protection, and human rights, aligning with international standards and supporting continuous improvement across the global seed sector.
ISF Launches New Global Guidelines on Social Rights and Ethical Seed Production

Fuelling the Future

CSTA Supports Economic Report Proposals

CSTA Launches Better Seed, Better Life Program

Global

The Trump Effect

CSAAC Members Help Mentor Seed Graders

Charting CSGA’s Future — It’s in Your Hands

Communicating with Plants

An Intelligent Solution

LISTEN: What the U.S. Move on TPP Means for Canadian Seed

Blackleg Building in Canada

Giant Numbers

Canadian Pulse Industry Looks to Accelerate Growth

Canada

Giant Highlights

ArrowCorp Moves, Expanding Location

Nufarm Expands Portfolio in Western Canada

Neonics Drowning

XiteBio Adds to Innovation, Research and Development Team

Growing Interest in Agriculture

New ISAAA Video Shows Biotech Benefits

Alberta Wheat Commission Calls on CGC to Modernize Wheat Grading System

The Emotion of an Acquisition

CSAAC

Electrical Conductivity Test Helps Determine Vigour

What’s the buzz?

Wheat Could See New “Identity” Tests

Monsanto Releases New Clubroot-resistant Canola Hybrid

Investment to Help Develop Disease-Resistant Apple and Greenhouse Tomato Varieties

Explore a New World of Wheat

DuPont Pioneer’s Paul Schickler to Retire

CFIA Releases New Alternative Service Delivery Policy

Genetic Potential

Spotlight on 2016 CSAAC Annual Convention

We Hear You: Rewriting Circular 6

Monsanto Says “Yes” to Last Bayer Offer

Working Together for CSTA’s Success

Climate Corp. Expands into Eastern Canada

DuPont Pioneer Awards “Seed for Life”

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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

A closeup of flax

How One Seed Plant Upgrade Improved Flax Cleaning — and Much More

The Best Way to Use AI? Think Like a Golfer, Not a Robot

GLOBAL NEWS
Borlaug Scholar Karlee Klemm discusses the next generation of plant breeders and the future of the profession.

The Next Generation of Plant Breeders Is Here

Three Degrees Warmer, Three Times the Wheat Price?

Plant Varieties, A Heritage to be Protected

Tomatoes field, greenhouse agriculture

Tomatoes Have a ‘Golden Hour’. Could Breeders Use It?

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