Plant Root Hairs Form Outward Due to Shank Hardening
Root hairs are essential for plant growth and development. This article explains how root hairs form outward due to shank hardening, a process that helps plants absorb nutrients.
Jerry Flint: Diversity Paves the Way for Progress
Diversity is key to progress, according to Jerry Flint. Learn how he is using his experience to help businesses create a more inclusive workplace and foster growth.
Space-Inspired Speed Breeding for Crop Improvement
Speed breeding technology inspired by space exploration is revolutionizing crop improvement, allowing for faster, more efficient breeding of new varieties.
Bayer to Offer Access to Its Owned Glyphosate Studies
Bayer to make glyphosate studies available to public. Learn more about the company’s decision to open up access to its research on the controversial herbicide.
The Science Behind Seed Singulation
Learn how seed singulation technology helps farmers increase crop yields and reduce costs. Discover the science behind this innovative process.
Benefits of Plant Variety Protection and UPOV Membership: The Case of Kenya
Kenya’s Plant Variety Protection and UPOV membership provide farmers with access to new varieties, improved yields, and increased income. Learn the benefits of this program.
Ward Oatway, Value Creation Mythbuster
Ward Oatway busts the myth that value creation is only for the wealthy. Learn how to create value with his simple strategies.
Renee Hoyme and Tracy Niemela Want to Get the Info Out
Two Canadian women, Renee Hoyme and Tracy Niemela, are on a mission to spread awareness about the importance of mental health. Learn more about their story.
ReCHARging the Landscape
Recharge the landscape with sustainable practices: learn how to reduce your environmental impact and help the planet.
Agriculture & Science Groups Voice Support for International Statement on Plant Breeding Innovation
Agriculture science groups from around the world have come together to support an international statement on plant breeding innovation. Read more to learn about the statement and its implications.
Meeting of the Minds: Why the Canadian Wheat Symposium and Fusarium Workshop Have Come Together
Growers, researchers, and industry experts come together to discuss the latest in wheat production and Fusarium head blight at the Canadian Wheat Symposium and Fusarium Workshop.
Bill Copes Spends a Lot of Time Tasting Things
Bill Cope is a professional taster who spends his days sampling food and drinks. Learn more about his unique job and how he got into the industry.
Research Uproots Weeds
Research uncovers new methods to control weeds without chemicals: learn how to reduce weed growth without harming the environment.
Cibus Files Registration for Proposed Initial Public Offering
Cibus, a food technology company, has filed for an IPO. Learn more about the company and their plans for the future.
What’s Going on with the EU Task Force Rural Africa?
EU Task Force works to improve rural African living conditions. Learn how they are helping to reduce poverty, improve education, and create jobs.
Science Communications Core to Career Path: Q&A with Kent Schescke
Q&A with Kent Schescke, a science communicator, on how to make science a core part of your career path. Learn how to succeed in science communication.
Why Kurtis Baute Sealed Himself in a Greenhouse
Kurtis Baute sealed himself in a greenhouse for 24 hours to raise awareness about climate change. Learn why he did it and the impact it had.
Catherine Langat (ESA) INVITE project, Young People Going into Seed Sector, EU Policy Making, Movement Away from Science
Young people in the EU are being invited to join the seed sector and policy-making movement. Catherine Langat of ESA is leading the charge.
Cucurbits Pioneers Awarded for Lifetime Achievement
Pioneers of the cucurbit industry, Dr. John Palumbo and Dr. Robert G. Hochmuth, have been awarded for their lifetime achievements in the field.
Jason Argyris Owes his Career to a Neighbour with a Really Big Garden
Jason Argyris owes his career to a neighbour with a really big garden. He found his passion for gardening and now works as a professional landscaper. Learn his inspiring story.
Jason Argyris Owes his Career to a Neighbor with a Really Big Garden
Jason Argyris owes his career to a neighbour with a really big garden. He found his passion for plants and gardening, and now works as a professional horticulturist.
European Seed: Join Our Growing Team
Join our growing team of European Seed experts! We offer a unique opportunity to work with the latest technologies and help shape the future of agriculture.
Seed Synergy Partners Announce Seed Variety Use Agreement
Seed Synergy Partners announces agreement to use new seed varieties to improve crop yields. Learn more about the agreement and its potential benefits.
Since 1915: A Look Back at 1968
1968 was a year of social and political upheaval. This article looks back at the events of that year and their lasting impact.
Protecting Pollinators: Stewardship Along the Way
Protecting pollinators through stewardship: learn how to help bees, butterflies, and other pollinators thrive. Get tips on how to create a pollinator-friendly environment.
Robert van Tuil & Edwin van der Vossen (Keygene N.V.) Exciting Innovations, Coping with Climate Change
Robert van Tuil and Edwin van der Vossen of KeyGene N.V. discuss their innovative solutions to help farmers cope with climate change. Learn more about their research and findings.
VOLUME 5 ISSUE 4 – EU AND AFRICA – A GOOD NEIGHBOUR IS BETTER THAN A FAR FRIEND
EU and Africa: A good neighbour is better than a far friend. Learn how the EU is working to strengthen ties with African countries to create a better future for both.
Commission’s Scientific Advice Mechanism Calls for Revision of GMO Directive
The European Commission’s Scientific Advice Mechanism has called for a revision of the EU’s GMO Directive. Learn more about the implications of this decision and what it could mean for the future of GMOs in Europe.
Supersized Seed
Growers in Canada are now able to access larger seed varieties, thanks to new technology. Learn how this could revolutionize the industry.
Ben Mansfeld’s Friends Think it’s Funny he Works in Pickling Cucumbers
Ben Mansfeld loves his job pickling cucumbers! His friends think it’s hilarious, but he loves the challenge and the satisfaction of a job well done.
Ben Mansfeld’s Friends Think it’s Funny he Works in Pickling Cucumbers
Ben Mansfeld loves his job pickling cucumbers, but his friends think it’s hilarious. Read this article to find out why he loves it and why his friends think it’s so funny.
Towards a New ‘Africa – Europe Alliance’: The EU State of the Union 2018 Seeks to Deepen Economic Relations, Boost Investment and Create Jobs in Africa
EU State of the Union 2018 seeks to deepen economic relations, boost investment and create jobs in Africa. EU and African leaders unite to create a new Africa-Europe Alliance.
Waking Sleeping Plants with Plasmas
Discover how plasma technology is being used to wake up dormant plants and increase crop yields. Learn about the potential of this new technology and its implications for the future of agriculture.
BASF Brings Cotton Growers Five New Cotton Seed Varieties for 2019
BASF introduces five new cotton seed varieties for 2019, offering growers improved yields, better fiber quality, and enhanced disease resistance. Learn more about these new varieties here.
Fueling Corn Demand?
US farmers are finding new ways to increase demand for corn, from biofuels to animal feed. Learn how they’re driving up corn prices and profits.
Liquor Store Stands with Farmers
Liquor store stands with farmers in support of local agriculture. Learn how this store is helping to promote sustainability and economic growth in their community.