New Gene Cracks the Code for Self-Pollination in Plants
New research reveals a gene that enables plants to self-pollinate, unlocking the potential for more efficient crop production.
Despite Uncertain Times, Canadians Trust the Business World
Canadians remain confident in the business world despite the uncertainty of the times. Learn how Canadians are adapting to the changing economy and what businesses can do to stay competitive.
Need Feedback? Create a Loop!
Learn how to create a feedback loop to get the most out of customer feedback. Get tips on how to use feedback to improve customer experience and increase customer satisfaction.
New Gene Cracks the Code for Self-Pollination in Plants
Scientists have discovered a gene that enables plants to self-pollinate, a breakthrough that could revolutionize crop production. Read more to find out how.
APHIS Celebrates Agency’s 50th Year in Agriculture
APHIS celebrates 50 years of protecting US agriculture. Learn about the agency’s history and its impact on the industry.
UPL North America Introduces Two Business Units
UPL North America launches two new business units to help farmers increase yields and reduce costs. Learn more about the new divisions and their benefits.
PacBio Collaborates with Corteva Agriscience
PacBio and Corteva Agriscience partner to develop innovative solutions for the agriculture industry. Learn how this collaboration will benefit farmers and the environment.
Seed Speaks Season Four Preview: The Hard Truth About Soft Skills
Soft skills are essential for success in the workplace. Learn why in this preview of Seed Speaks Season Four, which explores the hard truth about soft skills.
Why the Push is on to Modernize Canada’s Plant-Based Products Ecosystem
Canada is modernizing its plant-based products ecosystem to meet consumer demand. Learn how this shift is impacting the industry and what it means for the future.
Season Four Preview: The Hard Truth About Soft Skills
Learn how to develop soft skills to succeed in the workplace. Get tips on communication, problem-solving, and more in this season four preview of The Hard Truth About Soft Skills.
Why Biostimulants Aren’t “Snake Oil” Anymore
Biostimulants are no longer just a marketing ploy – learn why they are becoming an essential part of modern agriculture and how they can benefit your crops.
Beck’s partners with the Iowa Soybean Research Center at Iowa State University
Beck’s, a leading seed company, partners with Iowa Soybean Research Center at Iowa State University to advance soybean research and development.
Why Plant Breeders Need to Know who Their Customer is
Plant breeders need to understand their customer’s needs to create successful products. Learn how to identify and meet customer needs in this article.
Kalera Opens New “Mile High” Vertical Farming Facility in Denver
Kalera, a vertical farming company, opens a new facility in Denver, CO. The facility is the first of its kind in the Mile High City, providing fresh produce year-round.
Learn How to Make Data Work for You April 7
Learn how to make data work for you in this free webinar. Get insights on how to use data to make better decisions and drive business growth. April 7.
Study Highlights Role of Duplicated Genes in Breeding
A new study reveals how duplicated genes can be used to breed more resilient crops. Learn how this could help farmers and the environment.
Prospective Plantings Report Shows Soybean, Not Corn, New King Crop
US farmers plan to plant more soybeans than corn in 2022, according to the Prospective Plantings report. Learn more about the new king crop.
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You CAN Predict the Future, if You Know How to Look for It
Learn how to predict the future by understanding the patterns of the past. Get tips on how to look for trends and make predictions for the future.
Syngenta Group Reports 23% Growth in 2021
Syngenta Group reports 23% growth in 2021, with strong performance in Europe and North America. Learn more about the company’s success and future plans.
Rob-See-Co Announces Germplasm Pool Acquisition
Rob See Co. acquires germplasm pool to expand agricultural research capabilities. Unlocking new opportunities for farmers and food producers.
For Limagrain’s Tatiana Henry, the Invasion of Ukraine Literally Hits Home
Tatiana Henry, a Limagrain employee, shares her story of how the invasion of Ukraine affected her family. Learn how she is helping to rebuild her homeland.
Breaking News: India Issues Ruling Favourable to Gene Editing
India issues ruling favorable to gene editing, allowing scientists to use gene-editing technology to develop new treatments for diseases.
Breaking News: India Issues Ruling Favorable to Gene Editing
India issues ruling favorable to gene editing: breakthroughs in medical research, ethical implications, and potential for global impact discussed.
For Limagrain’s Tatiana Henry, the Invasion of Ukraine Literally Hits Home
Ukrainian-born Tatiana Henry shares her experience of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and how it has impacted her life.
An Alberta-B.C. Seed Growers Association is Coming Soon
Alberta and BC seed growers are joining forces to form a new association. Learn more about the upcoming Alberta-BC Seed Growers Association and its mission.
Feds Provide Funding to Bolster Organic, Climate-Resilient Farming
Feds provide $2.5M to help Canadian farmers transition to organic, climate-resilient farming. Learn how this funding will help farmers adapt to climate change.
Researchers in Japan Reveal Tools to Enhance Rice Production
Researchers in Japan reveal new tools to increase rice production yields. Learn how these tools can help farmers increase their crop yields and profits.
We’re All Peas in a Pod Thanks to Gregor Mendel
Gregor Mendel’s discoveries in genetics revolutionized our understanding of heredity. Learn how his work laid the foundation for modern genetics and why we’re all peas in a pod.
India says it won’t Regulate Gene Editing the Same as GMOs
India announces it will not regulate gene editing the same as GMOs, allowing for potential advances in medical treatments and food production.
May 12 Marks the International Day of Plant Health
Celebrate International Day of Plant Health on May 12th! Learn about the importance of plant health and how to protect plants from pests and diseases.
FAO Welcomes Decision to Mark International Day of Plant Health Annually on May 12
FAO celebrates the decision to recognize International Day of Plant Health annually on May 12, to raise awareness of the importance of plant health for food security and sustainable development.
Anti-GMO Themes Losing Traction Worldwide, Suggests New Scientific Paper
A new scientific paper suggests that anti-GMO themes are losing traction worldwide. Read to learn more about the implications of this research.
Corteva Agriscience Announces Reinstated Grower Access to Enlist Herbicides for 2022 Growing Season
Corteva Agriscience announces reinstated access to Enlist herbicides for 2022 growing season, providing growers with a reliable weed control solution.
We’re All Peas in a Pod Thanks to Gregor Mendel
Gregor Mendel’s groundbreaking research on genetics revolutionized our understanding of heredity. Learn how his discoveries changed the world and why we’re all peas in a pod.
May 12 Marks the International Day of Plant Health
Celebrate International Day of Plant Health on May 12th! Learn about the importance of plant health and how it affects our environment and food security.