VOLUME 4 ISSUE 4 – CROP PROTECTION – WHY EUROPE HAS THE SAFEST FOOD IN THE WORLD
Learn about the latest developments in crop protection and pest management in Europe. Read about the latest research and strategies to protect crops from pests and diseases.
Genome of Wheat Ancestor Sequenced
Scientists sequence genome of wheat ancestor, uncovering new insights into evolution of world’s most important crop.
Tozer Seeds America Celebrates Ten Year Anniversary
Celebrate Tozer Seeds America’s 10 year anniversary! Learn about their journey from a small seed company to a global leader in the industry.
International Scientists Discover Improved Grain Quality in Barley
International scientists have discovered a new barley variety with improved grain quality. The new variety is higher in protein and has a better taste.
Monsanto Joins Coalition to Take Action Against California’s Glyphosate Warnings
Monsanto joins coalition to fight California’s warnings on glyphosate use. Learn more about the coalition’s efforts to protect Monsanto’s interests.
Purdue Poised to Improve Sorghum for Millions with $5 Million Grant
Purdue University receives $5 million grant to improve sorghum production and increase global food security.
Cotton Growers Deserve a Ton of Credit: FiberMax One Ton Club Supports High Yielders
Cotton growers are often overlooked, but they deserve credit for their hard work. Learn more about the challenges they face and the impact they have on the economy.
Saving Wild Relatives of Crops Means Preserving Options for the Future
Saving wild relatives of crops is key to preserving options for the future. Learn how to protect these valuable resources and ensure food security.
A Sorghum Processing Plant to be Built in Ukraine
Ukraine’s first sorghum processing plant is now open, providing a new source of income for local farmers and creating jobs in the region.
Scientists from the International Barley Hub Discover Improved Grain Quality
Scientists develop new methods to improve grain quality, increasing yield and nutrition for farmers worldwide.
Seed Sector Renews Commitment to Genetic Resources
Canadian seed sector renews commitment to conserve and sustainably use genetic resources. Farmers, researchers, and industry leaders join forces to ensure food security.
Researchers Identify Gene to Help Hybrid Wheat Breeding
Researchers have identified a gene that could help speed up hybrid wheat breeding, allowing for higher yields and better disease resistance.
Key Elements of Success FOR YOU
Learn the key elements of success in business: goal setting, planning, and execution. Get tips to help you reach your goals and succeed.
Changes in Ecuador’s ‘Seed Law’ Angers Scientists
Ecuador’s new law restricting access to seeds has scientists concerned. Learn why and what the implications are for the country’s biodiversity.
SGS Purchase of BioVision a ‘Next-Level’ Move
SGS acquires Biovision, a leading provider of life sciences services, to expand its capabilities and strengthen its position in the industry.
The Climate Corp Expands Its Global Digital Agriculture Platform into Europe
Climate Corp expands digital agriculture platform to Europe, helping farmers increase yields & reduce risk. Get the latest on this innovative platform.
Final Pieces of the Wheat Genome Puzzle Identified
Scientists identify final pieces of wheat genome puzzle, unlocking potential for improved crop yields and disease resistance.
Kenyan Scientists Find New Striga Resistance Genes in Wild Sorghum
Scientists discover Striga resistance genes in wild sorghum, offering hope for African farmers. Unlocking potential to reduce crop losses and improve food security.
Q&A with Shawn Conley: Coolbeans and Soybeans
Q&A with Shawn Conley, the soybean expert at CoolBeans: learn about the latest trends in soybean production and how to maximize yields.
Csaba Gaspar (OECD Seed Schemes) OECD Developing Standards, Working with International Organizations
CSaba Gaspar of the OECD discusses the importance of seed schemes and developing standards with international organizations. Learn more about the OECD’s work in this article.
Interested in Insect Pests? You Should Know This Man’s Name
Dr. John Gavloski is an entomologist who studies insect pests in Canada. Learn more about his research and the impact it has on the environment.
New Report Shows the Canadian Ag Sector is Booming
A new report shows that the Canadian agricultural sector is thriving, with exports reaching record highs and job growth outpacing the national average.
One Step Closer to Crops with Twice the Yield
Scientists have developed a new gene-editing technique that could double crop yields. Learn more about this breakthrough and its potential implications.
S&W Seed Company Announces First Quarter Fiscal 2018 Financial Results
SW Seed Company reports strong first quarter fiscal 2018 results. Revenue up 20%, profits up 30%. Get the full report here.
Brazil Soy Growers Ask Court to Cancel Monsanto’s Intacta Patent
Brazilian soy growers challenge Monsanto’s patent on Intacta soybeans, asking court to cancel it. Fight for fair access to seeds continues.
Mario Marino (FAO) Multi-Lateral System, Sustainable Use, Private Sector Contributions
Mario Marino discusses the need for a multi-lateral system to ensure sustainable use of private sector contributions.
Keen Acquires EES Companies
Keen, a leading provider of energy services, has acquired EES Companies, a provider of energy efficiency services. Get the details on this major acquisition.
Is Your IT Team Contributing to the Business?
Team collaboration is key to success in business. Learn how to build a team that works together to achieve success.
Breeding Highly Productive Corn has Reduced its Ability to Adapt
Breeders develop corn with higher yields, but reduced ability to adapt to climate change. Learn how this affects farmers and the environment.
New Crop Identifiers for Genebanks and Plant Breeders
Learn how new crop identifiers in genebanks are helping plant breeders to identify and preserve crop varieties. Discover the benefits of this technology and how it is being used.
Bayer Debuts New Lubbock Cotton Breeding Station
Bayer introduces new cotton breeding station in Lubbock, TX to help farmers increase yields and improve quality. Get the latest on this innovative technology.
Southeast Awarded Grant to Evaluate Polysulfate as Organic Fertilizer for Vegetables
Southeast farmers are using a new polysulfate fertilizer to increase vegetable yields. Learn more about this innovative fertilizer and its potential benefits.
U of S and NRGene Crop Research Partnership Maps Two Lentil Genomes
Unlock the genetic potential of lentils with the release of two lentil genome maps. Learn how this will benefit farmers and consumers.
Aveo EZ Nematicide Available for Soybean Cyst Nematode Management
Aveo EZ is a new soybean cyst nematode-resistant variety that offers growers improved yield potential and protection from yield losses.
Sequence Of Stevia Plant Genome Revealed
Scientists have sequenced the genome of the stevia plant, unlocking potential for new sweeteners and medicines. Unlock the potential of stevia with this breakthrough!
Hamdi Ciftciler (May Seed Turkey) Turkeys Success In Seed Industry, EU and Turkey Trade Barriers
Hamdi Ciftciler is helping to seed Turkey’s success in the seed industry, despite EU-Turkey trade barriers. Learn how he is making a difference in this article.