Towards an Integrated Food Chain
Learn how the European Union is working to create an integrated food chain that is more sustainable and efficient. Discover the initiatives and strategies being implemented to achieve this goal.
EPA Takes Action to Address Risk from Chlorpyrifos
EPA takes action to reduce health risks from chlorpyrifos, a pesticide linked to neurological damage in children. EPA’s new measures protect public health.
Working Side-By-Side: Q&A with Tanner Oyen
Learn how Tanner Oyen, a software engineer, works side-by-side with QA to ensure the highest quality of software. Get tips on how to collaborate effectively with QA teams.
Smartphone Cameras Offer Smallholder Farmers Promising New Access to Soil Health Knowledge
Smallholder farmers can now access soil health knowledge with the help of smartphone cameras. Learn how this technology is revolutionizing agriculture.
Seed Speaks: Playing it Safe in the Lab
Seed Speaks discusses the importance of safety in the lab, from proper PPE to following safety protocols. Learn how to stay safe and protect yourself in the lab.
ASTA Supports Implementation of U.S.-China Phase One Trade Agreement
ASTA supports the implementation of the U.S.-China Phase One Trade Agreement, which will help to reduce trade tensions and create a more stable environment for businesses.
Communicating Science in 2021: Q&A with Renan Souza
Learn how to effectively communicate science in 2021 with Renan Souza, a science communicator and journalist. Get tips on how to engage with the public and media in this Q&A.
Playing it Safe in the Lab
Learn how to stay safe in the lab with these tips on proper safety protocols. Get the latest information on PPE, social distancing, and more.
How Tom Osborn Makes Private Sector Impact in Plant Breeding
Tom Osborn is revolutionizing plant breeding with his innovative approach to private sector research. Learn how he’s making an impact in this article.
Catherine Danmaigona Clement’s Love of Agriculture Runs in the Family
Catherine Danmaigona Clements is a 4th generation farmer who is passionate about agriculture. Learn how her family’s legacy has shaped her career and her commitment to the industry.
Eric Luteyn Wants You to Know About Teff
Learn about Teff, an ancient grain with a high nutritional value, from Eric Luteyn, a nutrition expert. Get the facts on this superfood and its health benefits.
Robin Groose Wants to Make a Better World for Future Generations
Robin Groose is a Canadian environmentalist and entrepreneur working to create a sustainable future. Learn how she’s making a difference and inspiring others to do the same.
Catherine Ballard returns to IPSA as Executive Director
Catherine Ballard returns to IPSA as Executive Director. Ballard brings extensive experience in the public sector to her new role, aiming to drive IPSA’s mission of promoting public service excellence.
Making Something Unknown Known: Q&A with Matthew Davis
Q&A with Matthew Davis, a scientist who is making the unknown known. Learn how he is uncovering the mysteries of the universe and what drives him to explore.
First-of-its-Kind Project to Image Live Plants for More Nutrient-Efficient Breeding
A Canadian research team is launching a first-of-its-kind project to image live plants to breed more nutrient-efficient crops. Learn more about this innovative project and its potential impact.
What’s So Special About Hybrids Anyway…?
Hybrids are the perfect combination of power and efficiency. Learn why they are becoming so popular and the benefits they offer. Get the facts on hybrid cars today!
Radical Collabs Needed to Even Out Imbalance in Data Collection
Radical collaborations are needed to bridge the gap between data collection and data access. Learn how to create a more equitable data landscape.
Order Management: The Devil is in the Details
Order management is key to success in business. Learn how to manage orders effectively and avoid costly mistakes. Get the details here.
Ksenija Gasic’s Adventures in Peach Breeding
Ksenija Gasic is a peach breeder in California, USA. She shares her journey of breeding new varieties of peaches and the challenges she faces. Learn more about her story!
EU Report Confirms Glyphosate Doesn’t Cause Cancer
EU report confirms glyphosate does not cause cancer: A new report from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has concluded that glyphosate, a widely used herbicide, does not cause cancer.
Food Security is a Right, Not a Privilege
Food security is a right, not a privilege. Learn how to ensure everyone has access to nutritious food and how to fight food insecurity.
Our Job is Making it Happen
We are a team of professionals dedicated to making your dreams a reality. Learn how we can help you achieve your goals and make it happen!
Illinois Crop Improvement Association to Mark 100 Years of Safeguarding Seed and Grain Quality
The Illinois Crop Improvement Association celebrates 100 years of protecting seed and grain quality. Learn about their history and mission to ensure the highest quality of crops.
BASF’s Vegetable Seeds Accelerates Variety Development with New Partnership
BASF partners with two leading vegetable seed companies to accelerate the development of new varieties and improve the quality of vegetable seeds.
A Peaceful World Needs Full Stomachs: Q&A with Brianna Cheek
Brianna Cheek, a food security expert, discusses the importance of food security in creating a peaceful world. Learn more in this Q&A with Brianna.
Marrone Bio Innovations Collaborates with Terramera
Marrone Bio Innovations and Terramera partner to develop sustainable pest control solutions. Leveraging natural ingredients to reduce environmental impact.
Corn and Soy Seed Production on Track, 2021 Enlist Soybean Acreage Jump Estimated at 15 Percentage Points
US farmers are on track to produce record corn and soybean crops in 2021, with estimated soybean acreage up 15%. Get the latest on the 2021 crop outlook.
How the Promise of Gene Editing Drew Thilani Jayakody into Potato Research
Thilani Jayakody, a potato researcher, shares her journey into gene editing and the promise it holds for the future. Learn more about her research and the potential of gene editing in this article.
Alex Ogbonna Grew Up Eating Cassava. Now he Breeds it
Alex Ogbonna grew up eating cassava, now he breeds it to help others. He uses his knowledge to help farmers in Nigeria increase their yields and incomes.
Donn Cummings Remembers Norman Borlaug
Donn Cummings remembers Norman Borlaug, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning agronomist who helped save millions of lives. Read about his legacy and impact on the world.
EBIC, ECOFI, Fertilizers Europe, IVA Issue Joint Statement on Fertilizing Products/Plant Biostimulants
EBiC and ECOFI issue joint statement on fertilizing products and plant biostimulants in Europe. Learn about the importance of sustainable fertilizing practices and the role of biostimulants in crop production.
The Future Lies in Good Regulatory Stewardship
Good regulatory stewardship is essential for a successful future. Learn how Canada is leading the way in creating a regulatory framework that balances economic growth and environmental protection.
Fabian Leon: Chicanx Identity and its Important Influence in Science and Ag
Chicanx scientist Fabian Leon discusses the importance of his identity in science and agriculture, and how it has shaped his career.
How Allelopathy Inspired A.J. Ackerman to Work in Sorghum
Learn how J. Ackerman was inspired to work in sorghum research after discovering the phenomenon of allelopathy. Discover the potential of allelopathy and its implications for crop production.
A Philosophy of Life: Q&A with Paul Nselel
Paul Nselel shares his philosophy of life in this Q&A. He discusses the importance of self-awareness, understanding one’s purpose, and living with intention.
NAPB 2021: Mark Sorrells on the Challenges of Planning a Virtual Meeting
Mark Sorrells, NAPB President, discusses the challenges of planning a virtual meeting in 2021 and how to make it successful.