Yasmine Ambrogio to Lead Research Policy and Project Coordination at Euroseeds
Yasmine Ambrogio joins Euroseeds as Manager of Research Projects and Policy, bringing expertise in food law, sustainability, and regulatory frameworks. She will help integrate legal insights into seed research, enhance Horizon Europe project engagement, and bridge science with policy, supporting innovation and sustainable solutions in the European seed sector.
One Quiet Fix That Changes the Whole Season
Strong crops don’t come from constant fixes — they come from smart early-season decisions. Uniform stands, clean rows, and resilient plants often trace back to the right seed and seed treatments, reducing sprays, replanting, and mid-season stress. That’s sustainable agronomy and smart business.
Ag Ministers Close Ranks as Trade War Squeezes Canola
Billions in new funds, faster approvals and biofuel promises — but will it be enough to keep Prairie canola from backing up at the bin?
SRM is Heating Up and the Stakes Couldn’t be Higher for Growers, Miller Says
CSGA warns that without mandatory data, independent inspections, and smarter delegation, SRM risks missing the mark. After five years of intense work, the CFIA’s Seed Regulatory Modernization (SRM) process has […]
Red, Yellow, Green: The Truth About Canada’s Seed Overhaul
The CFIA’s seed overhaul is here — and unless farmers weigh in now, the rules that shape your farm’s future will be written without you.
North Carolina Farmers to Receive $221 Million in USDA Disaster Assistance
Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene devastated farms across the Southeast, USDA is providing $221.2 million in disaster assistance to North Carolina producers to help rebuild losses. SeedWorld.com has followed Helene’s agricultural impact and recovery efforts from the start.
El Calor Amenaza la Producción de Lechuga a Campo Abierto en Brasil para 2100
Una investigación de Embrapa Hortaliças (DF), basada en proyecciones climáticas de modelos del INPE y del IPCC, indica que la siembra de lechuga al aire libre en Brasil podría volverse cada vez más difícil en las próximas décadas.
Heat Threatens Open-Field Lettuce Production in Brazil by 2100
Research by Embrapa Hortaliças (DF), using climate projections from Inpe and IPCC models, indicates that planting lettuce outdoors in Brazil may become increasingly difficult in the coming decades. By the end of the century, nearly the entire country could face high or very high risk for lettuce cultivation due to rising temperatures, especially in summer when they may exceed 40°C—well above the crop’s optimal range.
Congreso de Semillas de las Américas 2025: ¿Listos para lo que viene?
El Congreso de Semillas de las Américas regresa del 29 de septiembre al 1 de octubre en Foz do Iguaçu, Brasil, con 2,5 días de estrategia, ciencia y networking en la industria de semillas.
Seed Congress of the Americas 2025: Ready For What’s Next?
The Seed Congress of the Americas is back — and it’s bigger, bolder, and more connected than ever
Shaping the Future of Plant Genetic Resources: PRO-GRACE Final Event in Crete
The EU-funded PRO-GRACE project is pleased to announce its final dissemination event: the 2nd International Workshop on Plant Genetic Resources, taking place on 8–10 October 2025 at the Conference Centre of the Mediterranean […]
First Confirmed Case of Pea Bruchid in UK Commercial Pea Crop
The PGRO has confirmed the first-ever detection of pea bruchid in a UK commercial pea crop, found in Cambridgeshire. Common in northern France, the pest appears to have completed its life cycle in the UK this spring due to unusually warm, dry conditions. Larvae develop inside pea grains, and adult beetles leave holes that can sharply reduce crop quality, particularly for human consumption.
Rethinking Rhizobia: The Hidden World Inside a Seed
At Summit, we often work with technologies that you can’t see with the naked eye. Seed coatings, polymers, and microbial inoculants may appear invisible once applied, yet they can determine […]
Cover Crops Could Boost Soil Health in High Tunnels
University of Minnesota scientists are testing cover crops in high tunnel systems with 40 organic vegetable farmers to improve soil health and productivity. Early results show legumes like peas and beans can provide nitrogen without excess phosphorus, offering environmental and economic benefits.
Canola Industry Slams Federal Relief Package
Canada’s most valuable crop is in crisis, and farm leaders say Ottawa’s response is falling dangerously short
Many of Canada’s Farms Run on Foreign Labour. The Wheat Growers Say it’s Time Ottawa Caught Up
Canada’s farms now rely on nearly 80,000 foreign workers — and the group says only a dedicated ag-focused immigration stream can keep food on shelves
Should we Oppose Development Co-operation Towards Farmers’ Seed Systems?
Seeds have long been recognised as a cornerstone of agricultural development and global food security. Today, many development actors focus on community-based seed systems in the Global South, shifting from earlier efforts to strengthen formal seed systems. While challenges remain in improving access and quality, new approaches highlight promising opportunities for farmers and rural development.
Royalties on Farm-Saved Seed Will Enable Investment in Public Good Research: Seeds Canada
Without royalties and reform, breeding falters and investment vanishes, the group says in its pre-budget submission
NRGene Reports Canola Lines With Complete Clubroot Resistance in Field Trials
Field trial results show 0% disease incidence, company says. Saskatoon-based NRGene Green says it has achieved a first in the global fight against clubroot disease in canola, reporting field trial […]
Euroseeds Announces Inaugural NextGen Forum in Edinburgh
Euroseeds launches the first NextGen Forum on 22 October 2025 in Edinburgh, connecting Master’s, PhD students, and postdocs with seed industry leaders to explore careers in agriculture, plant breeding, and genetics. Applications open June–September 2025 via the Euroseeds Congress website.
INTA Presenta Nueva Variedad de Quinua
La variedad de quinua Morrillos INTA, desarrollada por investigadores del INTA San Juan, destaca por su versatilidad de siembra y su alto potencial de rendimiento, de hasta 2.000 kilogramos por hectárea, superando a variedades similares.
INTA Presents a New Variety of Quinoa
The Morrillos INTA quinoa variety, developed by researchers at INTA San Juan, stands out for its versatility in sowing and high yield potential — up to 2,000 kilograms per hectare — surpassing similar varieties.
The #1 Reason Your Story Isn’t Landing (And How to Fix It)
Effective storytelling is about connection, not quotas. Focus on your audience, craft messages that matter, and choose the right channel. When your audience becomes the hero and your intent is clear, your content resonates—turning posts into meaningful engagement instead of noise.
The #1 Reason Your Story Isn’t Landing (And How to Fix It)
Effective storytelling is about connection, not quotas. Focus on your audience, craft messages that matter, and choose the right channel. When your audience becomes the hero and your intent is clear, your content resonates—turning posts into meaningful engagement instead of noise.
The #1 Reason Your Story Isn’t Landing (And How to Fix It)
Effective storytelling is about connection, not quotas. Focus on your audience, craft messages that matter, and choose the right channel. When your audience becomes the hero and your intent is clear, your content resonates—turning posts into meaningful engagement instead of noise.
Seeds of Innovation: How Scotland’s Plant Breeding Shapes the Future
The 2025 Euroseeds Congress in Edinburgh is a timely reminder of Scotland’s rich plant breeding heritage. Few organisations showcase this better than The James Hutton Institute, where researchers in Dundee and Aberdeen advance crops that matter locally and globally—from preserving potato diversity in the Svalbard Seed Vault to developing barley for whisky, oats for healthier diets, and flax for sustainable textiles.
Where Innovation Takes Root: Why Field Validation is the Crucible of Agricultural Progress
It is a moment forever etched in my memory: standing at the edge of a test plot, watching green shoots break through the soil—tiny witnesses to years of laboratory work, […]
Can AI and Soybeans Team Up to End Hunger? Rafael Marmo Thinks So
Soybean breeder Rafael Marmo is chasing a game-changing goal: stability
How Cover Crops Could Change Everything for Ukraine’s Fields
A journey across Ukraine’s fields revealed hidden soil problems — and surprising fixes — to ensure its future as the world’s breadbasket
Corn Growers Push Back on Brazil’s Trade Barriers
U.S. corn growers urge action as Brazil’s ethanol tariffs drive down exports, cut into demand, and raise concerns across the seed industry.
Seed Meets Technology 2025: Innovation and Career Opportunities
From 23 to 25 September 2025, Seed Meets Technology will be held in Seed Valley, the Netherlands. The event provides a forum for developments in seed and coating technology, breeding support, sustainable […]
Why Climate Change is Making Rollercoaster Harvests the New Normal
A new study is shows at a global scale how climate change is affecting yield swings of three of the world’s most important crops
Meet the Pathologist Who Put a Name to the Disease Costing Prairie Growers Millions
How root rot went from an overlooked issue to the biggest challenge in peas and lentils. When yellow fields left Prairie growers stumped, Dr. Syama Chatterton dug deeper and uncovered […]
Branislava Popov to Drive Variety Registration and Seed Marketing at Euroseeds
Seed World Europe spoke with Branislava Popov about her new role at Euroseeds, tackling seed marketing and certification challenges across EU Member States, and what inspired her career in seeds and variety registration.
Tracking the Agroecology Fund
The Agroecology Fund saw a dramatic surge in fundraising in 2024. A year later, it’s worth examining how this activist group has allocated its new funds—and what I found went beyond a simple list of grantees to something far more troubling.
Six Weeks To Go: Get Ready For Euroseeds2025 In Edinburgh!
From 19–22 October, the European seed sector will convene in Edinburgh, Scotland for what promises to be the most impactful Euroseeds Congress yet. With over 1,000 participants already registered, excitement is high.