USask Researchers Discover how Seeds Build Their Microbiomes
USask researchers uncover how seeds build their microbiomes, providing insight into how plants interact with their environment.
EU Study on Novel Genomic Techniques Confirms the Need for Policy Change
A new study by the Commission on Novel Genomic Techniques confirms the need for urgent policy change. Learn more about the implications of this research and how it can shape the future of genomic technology.
ASTA Weighs in on USDA Climate-Smart Ag Strategy
USDA’s Climate Smart Agriculture strategy gets support from ASTA. Learn how ASTA is helping to ensure the strategy is successful and how it will benefit farmers.
Jeremy Boychyn: Taking Agronomy from Low to High Resolution
Jeremy Boychyn is revolutionizing agronomy with high-resolution data. Learn how his research is helping farmers make better decisions and increase yields.
Talk It Out With Do More Ag
Learn how to talk it out with Do More Ag. This article provides tips on how to have productive conversations with your family and friends about mental health and well-being.
FBSciences Announces the New SuperSede Line of Seed Treatment Products
FBSciences announces the launch of their new Supersede line of seed treatment products, designed to improve crop yields and reduce environmental impact. Get the details here.
Rijk Zwaan Spinach Assortment Makes an Impression in Washington State University’s Stemphylium Study
Washington State University’s STEMphylium study found Rijk Zwaan’s spinach assortment to be an impressive performer. Learn more about the results of this study.
IPK Scientists Identify Networks for Spikelet Formation in Barley
Scientists identify networks of genes responsible for spikelet formation in barley, providing insight into crop improvement.
Euroseeds Welcomes the Publication of the Commission Study on Novel Genomic Techniques
Euroseeds welcomes the publication of the Commission study on novel genomic techniques, which provides a comprehensive overview of the potential of the technology for the European seed sector.
How Canada’s Novel Food Regs can Pave the Way for Innovation
Canada’s novel food regulations are paving the way for innovation in the food industry. Learn how these regulations are helping to create a healthier, more sustainable food system.
Bayer CEO Optimistic for Future
Bayer CEO optimistic for future despite pandemic. CEO Werner Baumann sees potential for growth in 2021, with focus on digital transformation and sustainability.
Launching Agriculture Innovation Mission for Climate
Agriculture Innovation Mission for Climate (AIM-C) is a new initiative to help farmers and ranchers adapt to climate change. Learn more about the mission and how it will help the agricultural sector.
Researchers Show New Holistic Approach to Genetics and Plant Breeding
Researchers reveal a new, comprehensive approach to genetics and plant breeding that could revolutionize the industry.
#Plant21 Begins in the West Despite Dry Soils, Manitoba Seeding Progress at 2%
Plant21 is underway in the West despite dry soils. Manitoba seeding progress is at 2%. Learn more about the challenges and opportunities for farmers in the region.
Naturally GM? Crops Steal Genes from Other Species, Researchers Find
Researchers find that GM crops naturally steal genes from other species, creating new opportunities for sustainable agriculture.
Canola Growth Environments and Genetics Shape Their Seed Microbiomes
Canola plants have unique seed microbiomes shaped by their genetics and growth environment. Learn how researchers are studying these microbiomes to improve crop yields.
USDA Seeks Public Input on Impact Statement for Deregulation of GE Developed Maize
USDA seeks public input on deregulation of GE maize. Help shape the future of agriculture by providing feedback on the potential impacts of deregulation.
John Larsen Made Vice President Sales & Marketing for DLF Greater Europe
John Larsen appointed VP of Sales & Marketing for DLF Greater Europe. Experienced leader to drive growth & expand presence in key markets.
‘Carnivorous’ Plant Genes Could Lead to Hardier Crops
Genes from carnivorous plants could help create hardier crops, according to new research. Learn how these plants could revolutionize agriculture.
How To Achieve The Perfect Mix Of Turf Quality And Seed Reliability
Achieve the perfect turf quality and seed reliability with these expert tips. Learn how to choose the right seed, soil, and maintenance for your lawn.
Naturally GM: Crops Steal Genes from Other Species to Accelerate Evolution
GM crops use genes from other species to evolve faster, creating new opportunities for sustainable agriculture. Learn how this process works and its potential benefits.
USDA Announces Deregulation Extension of Potato Developed Using Genetic Engineering
USDA extends deregulation of potato developed using genetic engineering, allowing for commercial production. Benefits include improved nutrition, reduced pesticide use, and increased yield.
Carnivorous Plant Genes Could Lead to Hardier Crops
Genes from carnivorous plants could help create hardier crops, according to new research. Learn how these plants could revolutionize agriculture.
The 20 Most Innovative Plant Varieties of 2020
Discover the top 20 most innovative plant varieties of 2020, from fruits and vegetables to flowers and trees. Get inspired to grow something new!
A New Canola Processing Facility is Coming to Regina
A new canola processing facility is coming to Regina, Saskatchewan. Learn more about the facility and the economic benefits it will bring to the region.
NordGen’s Red Clover Carries Properties Important for the Development of Persistent Forage Legumes
Nordgen’s Red Clover is a forage legume with properties that promote persistence and development. Learn more about its benefits and uses.
Climate-Smart Ag Strategies May Cut Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Corn Production
Learn how climate-smart agricultural strategies can reduce nitrous oxide emissions from corn production. Discover the potential benefits of these strategies and how they can help the environment.
UNL Program Announces Release of Two New Dry Edible Bean Varieties
Two new dry edible bean varieties released by UNL program to improve yield and disease resistance. Perfect for farmers looking for a reliable crop.
New Business Plan Envisions a “CSGA-Led, Government-Enabled” Certification System
Learn how the Canadian Seed Growers’ Association (CSGA) is leading the way in creating a government-enabled certification system for the seed industry. Get the details of the new business plan and its potential impact.
ZeaKal Technology Advances Toward the Perfect Soybean
Zeakal is revolutionizing soybean production with its advanced technology. Learn how this company is creating a more efficient and sustainable way to grow soybeans.
ASTA Confirms Hybrid Policy and Leadership Development Conference
ASTA announces live policy and leadership conference for travel advisors. Learn about the latest industry trends and network with peers.
Vive Crop Protection Welcomes Blaine Bishop as Midwest Regional Sales Manager
Vive Crop Protection welcomes Blaine Bishop as Midwest Regional Sales Manager. Blaine brings extensive experience in agronomy and sales to the team.
The Federal Budget puts a Focus on Regulatory Modernization
The 2021 Federal Budget focuses on modernizing regulations to help businesses and Canadians. Learn more about the changes and how they will affect you.
Pesticides in Food: Latest Figures Published
Latest figures on pesticide residues in food published: learn about the safety of food and the regulations in place to protect consumers.
Tracing the Start of Starch Granules in Wheat
Trace the origins of starch granules in wheat, from the domestication of wild emmer wheat to the modern-day production of wheat flour. Learn about the history of wheat and its uses.
Developing SlipShine Microplastic-free Dry Seed Finisher
Slipshine is a new dry seed finisher that is free of microplastics. Learn how this innovative technology is being developed to help farmers reduce their environmental impact.