Genes Found in Drought-Resistant Plants Could Accelerate Evolution of Water-Use Efficient Crops

Genes found to make plants drought-resistant, accelerating evolution of water-efficient crops. Scientists uncover new way to improve crop yields in dry climates.
$1.7 Million for Climate-Resilient Agricultural Research

1.7 million invested in research to help farmers adapt to climate change. Learn how this will help farmers increase resilience and productivity.
No Security Concerns with Merger, say Bayer and Monsanto

Bayer and Monsanto merge, creating the world’s largest seed and pesticide company. No security concerns raised by Canadian government.
GM Plant Species Numbers Set to Dramatically Increase

GM plant species numbers set to dramatically increase: Learn how GM plants are being used to increase crop yields and biodiversity in agricultural ecosystems.
Germination Founder Inducted into Ag Hall of Fame

Germination Founder, Dr. Murray McLaughlin, was recently inducted into the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame for his contributions to the agricultural industry. Read more about his accomplishments here.
Julianne Thompson Joins IPSA as Communications and Marketing Lead

Thompson IPSA Communications is a leader in providing innovative communication solutions. We provide services to businesses of all sizes. Learn more about our services today!
CFIUS Clears Bayer’s Planned Takeover of Monsanto

Bayer’s $66 billion takeover of Monsanto has been approved by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US (CFIUS). Learn more about the implications of this deal.
Finding Black Ink

Learn how to find the perfect black ink for your business needs. This article covers the different types of black ink, their uses, and how to choose the right one for you.
Soybeans to Overtake Corn in 2019

Soybeans have surpassed corn as the most planted crop in the US for 2019. Learn more about the shift in the agricultural industry and its implications.
Command Wheat Could Save Zimbabwe $100m

Zimbabwe is facing a food crisis, but a new wheat program could save the country $100 million. Learn how Command Wheat is helping to solve the problem.
DNA Markers for Wheat Genetic Improvement

DNA markers help scientists identify and select wheat varieties for genetic improvement. Learn how this technology is revolutionizing wheat breeding.
Effects on Agriculture Cost up to $8.50 for Every Ton of CO2 Emitted, Updated Estimates Show

Updated estimates show that the cost of agriculture on the environment is 8.50 per ton of CO2 emitted. Learn more about the effects of agriculture on climate change.
EPA Finalizes 2017 RFS RVOs, Biofuels Industry Applauds Rule

EPA finalizes 2017 RFS RVOs: Biofuels industry applauds rule. EPA sets new standards for renewable fuel use, providing a boost to the biofuels industry and a cleaner environment.
Top European Biotech SMEs Announced at 8th Edition of EuropaBio Awards

8th edition of Europabio Awards announces top European biotech SMEs. Winners recognized for their innovative products and services.
Breeding with Genomics – Sign Up Soon!

Breeders can soon use genomics to improve livestock production. Learn how this new technology can help farmers increase efficiency and profitability.
North Dakota Rules Set for Use of Controversial Weed Killer

North Dakota sets rules for use of controversial weed killer. Learn about the regulations and potential risks of using this chemical.
KWS and Origin Agritech Announce Commercial Biotech Trait and Corn Germplasm License Agreement

KWS Origin Agritech and Biotech Trait Corn Germplasm License Agreement announced: commercializing biotech traits in corn to improve yield and quality.
UNL Lab Finds Microbes Found in Soil May Affect Plant Growth

UNL researchers discover microbes in soil that promote plant growth. Learn how these microbes can help improve crop yields and soil health.
Canada Hits Back Over Indian Pulse Tariff

Canada retaliates against India’s tariffs on pulses with $1.1B in countermeasures. Canada fights to protect farmers and producers from unfair trade practices.
As Bayer and Monsanto Push for Merger, Texas Farmers Fear Rising Prices

Texas farmers fear rising prices as Bayer and Monsanto push for merger. Bayer’s $66B bid to acquire Monsanto could lead to higher prices for farmers and consumers.
S&W Moves Corporate Offices to Sacramento California

SW Global moves corporate offices to Sacramento, California. Get the latest on the relocation and how it will benefit the company.
Syngenta and the Analytics Society of INFORMS Announce Prize Committee

Syngenta and Analytics Society announce prize committee for data science competition. Winners receive cash prizes and recognition.
Winter Wheat Feasible Cover Crop for Rolling Plains Cotton

Cover crops can help protect soil in the Rolling Plains of Texas. Learn how winter wheat is a feasible option for farmers in the area.
Should our Industry Start from Scratch?

Learn how to start a business from scratch with tips from industry experts. Get advice on planning, funding, marketing, and more.
Putting Plant Breeding Innovation at the Heart of a Sustainable EU Agri-Food Policy

Learn how plant breeding innovation can help create a sustainable EU agri-food policy. This article explores the potential of plant breeding to improve food security and reduce environmental impacts.
World Vegetable Center Receives Grants from Germany to Improve Vegetable Production, Farmer Incomes, and Nutrition in Africa

The World Vegetable Center has received grants from Germany to improve vegetable production, farmer incomes, and nutrition in Africa. Learn more about this initiative and its potential impact.
Peter Karssemeijer wins East-West Seed Graduation prize for Plant Sciences

Peter Karssemeijer wins East-West Seed Graduation Prize for Plant Sciences research. He is awarded for his work on improving crop yields in developing countries.
Shawn Semones Joins Inocucor as Global Chief Technology Officer

Shawn Semones joins Inocucor as Chief Commercial Officer, bringing extensive experience in the agriculture and biotechnology industries.
Administrative Arrangement on Technical Cooperation Signed with DCST (MOA), China

China and DCST sign technical cooperation agreement to strengthen ties and promote development. Agreement to facilitate exchange of knowledge and resources.
Disruptive Potato Breeder Solynta Secures Strong Backing

Solynta, a Dutch potato breeder, has secured strong backing from investors. Learn more about this disruptive company and its potential to revolutionize the potato industry.
Barley No Longer an Afterthought in Beer Flavor

Barley, once an afterthought in beer, is now the star of the show. Learn how this grain is used to create unique flavors in craft beer.
Eliminate Endpoint Subjectivity

Eliminate the subjectivity of endpoint decisions with a data-driven approach. Learn how to make decisions based on facts, not opinions.
New Research Details Genetic Resistance to Sudden Death Syndrome in Soybeans

New research reveals genetic resistance to Sudden Death Syndrome in soybeans, providing hope for farmers. Learn more about this breakthrough.
Barley No Longer an Afterthought in Beer Flavour

Barley is no longer an afterthought in beer flavour. Learn how brewers are using it to create unique and delicious beer styles.
Ancient Barley Took High Road to China, Changed to Summer Crop in Tibet

Ancient barley took a high road to China, changing from a summer crop in Tibet to a winter crop in the Middle Kingdom. Learn how this happened.
CSTA Kicks Off Better Seed, Better Life Program

CSTA launches Better Seed, Better Life program to help Canadian farmers increase crop yields and reduce environmental impact. Learn more about this initiative.