Seed Sector 2045: Future of Plant Breeding in Europe
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Tomatoes Have a ‘Golden Hour’. Could Breeders Use It?
Europe

Seed World Announces Winner of €10,000 Advertising Prize 

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Europe

Rothamsted Launches UK’s First Field Trial Under New PBO Rules

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Europe

European Commission Adopts Fertiliser Action Plan to Support Farmers and Strengthen EU Supply Security

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Europe

Putting Concerns About Glyphosate into Perspective

Europe

ISF Awards Lifetime Honorary Membership to ANPROS Director Mario Schindler

Europe

Scientists Decode Crop Stress Signals Linked to Climate Resilience

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.
Europe

ISF Launches New Global Guidelines on Social Rights and Ethical Seed Production

Greg MacDonald, Dan Wright and Madeleine Baerg discuss why Canada is attracting global seed innovation investment at World Seed Congress 2026.
Canada

Canada Makes Its Case to Global Seed Investors

Europe

Unauthorized Plant Variety Propagation Faces Legal Crackdown After Spanish Court Rulings

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Europe

CIMMYT and John Innes Centre Partnership Advances Wheat Research and Disease Surveillance

Seed World’s €10,000 free advertising giveaway at World Seed Congress
Europe

Win €10,000 in Free Advertising at World Seed Congress

Global seed sector leader and ISF president Lorena Basso
U.S.

Lorena Basso Steps Up in the Global Seed Sector

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Europe

Tunisia Sequences Ancient Durum Wheat Varieties to Boost Climate Resilience

Europe

Biotech Just Hit Fast Forward. Is Europe’s Seed Sector Ready?

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U.S.

Where Gene Editing in Agriculture Meets Consumer Value

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U.S.

Why Portugal Matters to the Global Seed Sector

Fusarium ear blight, Fusarium head blight, FHB, or scab, is a fungal disease of cereals: wheat, barley, oats, rye and triticale. FEB is caused by a range of Fusarium fungi, which reducing grain yield
Europe

Breakthrough Crop Research Creates Fusarium-Resistant Wheat Hybrids

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Europe

Scientists Build First Watermelon Super-Pangenome to Advance Crop Breeding

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Europe

Communications Manager Opportunity Opens at Euroseeds in Brussels

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Europe

Rothamsted Research Spin-Out SugaROx Secures £2.5M Investment from Mosaic

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Europe

Scientists Use Genome Editing to Develop Healthier Lettuce Crops

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Europe

Loss of Pollinators Threatens Crop Yields and Human Nutrition Worldwide

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Europe

NordPheno Boosts Nordic Crop Breeding

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Europe

Agri-Food Leaders Call for Stronger EU Innovation Funding

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Europe

Industry Coalition Calls for Swift Approval of EU New Genomic Techniques Law

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Europe

New Report Highlights Trust Gap in Agricultural Innovation

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Europe

Hops and Cannabis Share Genetic Sex Switch, Scientists Discover

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Europe

Maize Under Siege Attracts More Pests

Europe

OECD Seed Schemes Explained | Seed Certification & Global Seed Trade

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Europe

Denmark’s Oat Strategy Could Transform Sustainable Agriculture

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Europe

UPOV Launches Global PVP Certificate

Europe

From One Breeder’s Vision to a Global Legacy

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Europe

Climate-Smart Farming: Study Shows How Biochar Can Improve Yields and Soil

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Europe

Scientists Use CRISPR to Strengthen Grapevines in African First

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Europe

CRISPR Study Unlocks Precision Chromosome Editing in Wheat

Europe

Euroseeds InnovAction Stage 2026: Deadline April 30

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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

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Plant Varieties, A Heritage to be Protected

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