Obama Signs GMO Labeling Bill

President Barack Obama has signed into law a landmark agreement that protects America’s food supply system from a harmful patchwork of varying state labeling laws for foods made with genetically modified, or […]

Texas Plant Breeding Leader Dies

Texas A&M AgriLife Research lost a tremendous asset July 27 when Steve Brown, Texas Foundation Seed Service program director in Vernon, was killed in a car accident. “There are no […]

Gro Alliance Hires New Soybean Site Lead

Gro Alliance announces that soybean industry veteran, Glen Tollefson, has been hired as its site lead for its Breckenridge, Minn. facility. Prior to joining Gro Alliance, he spent more than 27 […]

Verdesian Life Sciences Adds Peanut Inoculant

Verdesian Life Sciences adds Primo Power CL, a new liquid inoculant, to its seed enhancement portfolio. This peanut inoculant opens the door for more nodules, which provides more available nitrogen […]

Syngenta Canada Appoints New Head of Lawn and Garden

_x000D_ _x000D_ Syngenta Canada announces the appointment of David Kuypers to Head, Lawn and Garden for Canada._x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ “As part of our ongoing commitment to the professional turf management […]

EU Approves New Biotech Traits

American Soybean Association (ASA) President and Greenwood, Del., soybean farmer Richard Wilkins welcomed news this morning out of Brussels that the European Union has approved three outstanding biotech soybean traits […]

Kentucky Breeder Develops New Tall Fescue Variety

University of Kentucky (UK) plant breeder Tim Phillips has developed a new tall fescue variety that is non-toxic to grazing animals. The variety, Lacefield MaxQ II, is the result of selections […]

Former Monsanto Exec Ted Crosbie Dead at 65

Former Monsanto executive, Iowa’s chief technology officer and seed industry stalwart Ted Crosby has died after a sudden illness. Crosbie, 65, died Saturday after becoming ill July 1 while on vacation, according […]

Yara Hires New Agronomic Services Manager

Dr. Helga Miehle (P.Ag.) recently joined Yara North America as manager, agronomic services for Canada. She brings more than 20 years of experience as an agronomist, consultant and research & […]

Reviving a 1916 Barley for Michigan Breweries

After one full season of field tests in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Michigan State University (MSU) researchers say Spartan barley is a strong contender as a locally sourced ingredient for the […]

SIPA Educational Unit to Focus on IP Enforcement

The Seed Innovation & Protection Alliance (SIPA) will host a technical education unit Sept.  21 in Monterey, California, that focuses on the enforcement of intellectual property rights. The unit, which […]

Corn & Soybean Seed Quality Workshop Coming Up

The Iowa State University Seed Lab will hold the 2016 Corn & Soybean Seed Quality Workshop Aug. 16-18. Participants will benefit from three days of hands-on experience, presentations, and networking […]

ICIA to Host Open House

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The Indiana Crop Improvement Association (ICIA) will host its annual open house and member appreciation event Aug. 11-12 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. On Aug. 11, attendees can tour the lab, […]

Shareholders Vote “Yes” on Dow-DuPont Deal

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Today, July 20, DuPont and Dow held shareholders meetings, during which shareholders of both companies voted yes on completing the merger. This is a key milestone in the process to […]

What’s the Story on GMO Technology?

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By Rod Osthus The future of agriculture is entirely dependent upon developing a different mindset—not just by those of us employed in the industry, but by every member of society. […]

Monsanto Rejects Bayer, Again

This morning, July 19, Monsanto announced that its Board of Directors unanimously viewed Bayer AG’s revised proposal of $64 billion as financially inadequate and insufficient to ensure deal certainty. However, […]

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