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GMOs: A chance to get it right in 2016?

GMOs are a controversial topic, but 2016 could be the year to get it right. Learn about the potential benefits and risks of GMOs and how to make informed decisions.

Always Look on the Bright Side

Always look on the bright side – an article about the importance of optimism and how it can help you in life. Learn how to stay positive and make the most of every situation.

Resistant Potato Awaits Approval

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Scientists have developed a potato that is resistant to late blight, a disease that caused the Irish potato famine. Learn more about this new potato and its potential approval.

An Attractive Partner

Find out why having an attractive partner is beneficial for both men and women. Learn the advantages of having an attractive partner and how it can improve your relationship.

Seed Firms Accused of Neglecting Female Farmers

Global seed companies are failing to meet the specific needs of female farmers and provide them with the plants they need, according to a study launched today. The Access to seeds […]

Legend Seeds Partners with Farm Nutrients

Legend Seeds, the largest independent seed company in the Upper Midwest, has partnered with Farm Nutrients to be the exclusive distributor of Legend’s product line, including corn hybrids and soybean […]

Can Plants Serve as Pharmaceutical Factories?

Affiliations  1  Department of Metabolic Biology, John Innes Centre, Norwich Research Park 2 Max-Planck-Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology 3 The Sainsbury Laboratory, Norwich Research Park 4 National Key Laboratory of […]

CSGA Develops Online Tool for Seed Retailers

In partnership with the Canadian Association of Agri-Retailers (CAAR), the Canadian Seed Growers Association has developed an online program to increase seed retailers’ ability to communicate the benefits of certified […]

Roadmap Launched for Phytobiomes Research

On 25 February 2016, a group of scientific societies, companies, research institutes, and governmental agencies launched the Phytobiomes Roadmap, presenting a new vision for agriculture to increase health, productivity, and […]

BASF to Refocus Plant Biotechnology Research

As part of its regular portfolio review, BASF is refocusing its plant biotechnology research portfolio and will restructure its plant science operations. The company will adjust the site footprint of […]

PGDC Helps Fuel an Industry at Annual Meeting

New varieties are the fuel that keeps the seed and agriculture industries going, and the Prairie Grain Development Committee helped provide that fuel at its annual meeting this week in […]

ASGA Hires Kelly Chambers as Executive Director

The Board of Directors of the Alberta Seed Growers’ Association (ASGA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Kelly Chambers as the association’s new Executive Director, effective March 1, 2016._x000D_ […]

CSGA Hires Mike Scheffel as Policy Director

The Canadian Seed Growers’ Association (CSGA) is pleased to announce the hiring of Mike Scheffel as its new Director of Policy starting May 16, 2016. He brings over 30 years’ work experience […]

Year of the Delphinium

Each year the National Garden Bureau selects one annual, one perennial, and one edible as their “Year of the” crops. Each is chosen because they are popular, easy-to-grow, widely adaptable, […]

Communicate the Value

In explaining the value of seed-applied technologies, one expert says it’s important to know the customer and then determine what benefits will resonate. Today farmers have more seed and seed-applied […]

New ISTA Video Explains Benefits of Accreditation Program

In this new video, International Seed Testing Association members share their experience of the ISTA Accreditation programme and explain what concrete benefits they received out of it. https://youtube.com/watch?v=EZSNg6p-Skg%26autoplay%3D1

Bayer Opens New California Greenhouse Site

Bayer marks the grand opening of its West Sacramento greenhouse site to support the Crop Science division’s growing Biologics and Vegetable Seeds businesses. The $12 million complex, situated on 5 […]

Honeybee Hive Collapse Mystery Rooted in Hive Size

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University of Idaho professor Brian Dennis is helping scientists understand a baffling but vitally important puzzle: What causes honeybee numbers to decline? Working in collaboration with William Kemp, a U.S. […]

The Plate

Why National Geographic’s food blog has struck a chord with readers. For decades, National Geographic has been enlightening magazine readers and television viewers with all manner of stories about geography, […]

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