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A Johns Hopkins study found that crops irrigated with treated wastewater, including tomatoes, carrots, and lettuce, tend to accumulate psychoactive pharmaceutical residues mainly in their leaves....
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Europe is edging closer to a major milestone on New Genomic Techniques. In this Seed World Europe discussion, Petar Madjarac...
Hybrid rye is transforming Danish pig production by improving feed efficiency, animal welfare, and sustainability. In this KWS Seed World...
Lima, Peru marked a missed opportunity to modernize the FAO International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources. High hopes to address...
Plant breeding has long relied on point-in-time field observations, but crops change every day of the season. In this conversation,...

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Seeds Canada’s Lauren Comin explains how agreements like the VUA help sustain plant breeding while adding one more step for...
Two young scientists are using CRISPR, ancient crop DNA, and a stubborn obsession with cooking time to engineer the future...
At the 2025 National Association for Plant Breeding (NAPB) meeting in Kona, Hawaii, a standout workshop on soft skills brought...

Brent Collins has  become known as a strategic visionary with a knack for anticipating market needs and responding with innovative...

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