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Latin America

El Calor Amenaza la Producción de Lechuga a Campo Abierto en Brasil para 2100

Una investigación de Embrapa Hortaliças (DF), basada en proyecciones climáticas de modelos del INPE y...
Latin America

Heat Threatens Open-Field Lettuce Production in Brazil by 2100

Research by Embrapa Hortaliças (DF), using climate projections from Inpe and IPCC models, indicates that...
Europe

Regenerative Agriculture Gains Scientific Backing for Soil and Climate Benefits

A new review in CABI Agriculture and Bioscience explores the rise of regenerative agriculture (RA)...
Europe

Svalbard Global Seed Vault Showcases Long-Term Experiments During Danish Visit

On August 17–18, Danish Minister Jacob Jensen visited Svalbard to learn about the Svalbard Global...
Europe

New Study Reveals Hidden DNA Elements That Could Help Corn Withstand Drought

A Nature Genetics studymaps cis elements in 25 maize hybrids, revealing genetic regions tied to...
U.S.

This Underground Secret is Shaping Crops in a Warming World

Researchers and farmers are working together to better understand how the soil microbiome—the living, microbial...

U.S.

Inside the Breeding Revolution Bringing Alfalfa Back From the Brink

There's a revival going on and it's not religious. Alfalfa acres have been shrinking for...
U.S.

Top 5 Emerging Alfalfa Traits

Shifts in yield dormancy and climate-proof genetics are traits to watch in the next generation...
Europe

A More Climate-Friendly Way to Produce Nitrogen Fertilizer

Professor Nikolay Kornienko from the University of Bonn developed a renewable-energy-based method to produce ammonia,...
Europe

Reviving 80-year-old Fungi Offers New Clues for Sustainable Agriculture

Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem revived 80-year-old fungal specimens of Botrytis cinerea, revealing how...
Europe

New Research Analyzes How Ozone Pollution and COVID-19 Affect Crop Yields in China

Ozone (O₃) is a three-oxygen gas known for forming the stratospheric ozone layer that blocks...
U.S.

Podcast Launches to Explore the People and Ideas Behind Global Agriculture

Iowa State University’s Seed Science Center has launched GermiNation, a podcast that explores the people,...
U.S.

The Built-In Chill Factor

University of Missouri researchers have discovered that soybeans use a stress survival strategy called differential...
Europe

The Secret to Drought Survival? A Little-Known Plant Protein Steps In

A Waseda University study reveals that the motor protein myosin XI plays a role in...
Europe

UK Partnership to Boost Climate Smart Agriculture in Africa

Rothamsted, alongside the UK-CGIAR Centre and partners, launched AgVACS to improve climate adaptation in sub-Saharan...
Europe

OECD–FAO Outlook: Crop Demand, Trade to Rise Over Next Decade

The OECD–FAO Agricultural Outlook 2025-2034 offers a 10-year forecast for global, regional, and national agriculture...
Latin America

El Cambio Climático Provoca Sequías sin Precedentes, Según un Informe Respaldado por la ONU

Un informe respaldado por la ONU advierte que desde 2023 se han registrado algunas de...
Europe

Climate Change Drives Record-Breaking Droughts, Says UN-Backed Report

A new UN-backed report reveals that since 2023, climate change and increasing pressure on land...
Latin America

Los Científicos Descartaron su Agricultura en el Desierto. Ahora la Están Estudiando

En Arizona, el Dr. Michael Johnson aplica prácticas agrícolas indígenas ancestrales que demuestran ser más...
Europe

Greener Fields, Richer Soils: Agroecology Proves Its Value

A four-year study on 17 English arable farms found that agroecological practices—like wildflower margins, cover...
U.S.

Reverse Evolution Reveals a Hidden Defense in Tomatoes

Wild tomatoes in the Galápagos are revealing a lost chemical defense that could reshape breeding...
U.S.

The Top-10 Seed Industry Searches

Seed industry professionals are searching for a lot of things. But what are their Top...
U.S.

Global Research Alliance Targets Seeds for Desert Environments

A new international partnership is investing in vegetable seed research tailored to desert and arid...
Canada

Could Canada’s Canola 2.0 be Here?

A stress-tolerant hybrid is turning heads south of the border — and it may hit...
U.S.

From Montana to the Midwest: A New Yellow-Seeded Canola Aims to Change the Game

InVigor Gold, a new yellow-seeded canola hybrid in Montana, offers heat, drought, and low-soil resilience,...
Europe

Climate Change Cuts Global Crop Yields, Even When Farmers Adapt

A June 18 Nature study warns climate change threatens the global food system, with each...
Europe

Hutton Scientists Decode Potato Genetics to Accelerate Breeding of Climate-Resilient Crops

The James Hutton Institute is a global leader in potato research and breeding, pioneering the...
Latin America

Temporadas Más Cálidas y Secas Están Socavando el Rendimiento Global de los Cultivos, Según un Estudio

Estudio de Stanford muestra que el aumento de temperaturas y la sequía amenazan la producción...
Europe

Recycling Signalling Molecules Helps Plants Withstand Environmental Stress

Researchers have discovered a new molecular recycling process that helps plants endure prolonged stress. The...
Europe

Hutton Researchers Tackle Impact of UK Drought on Agriculture

The Max Planck Institute for Molecular Plant Physiology (MPI-MP) secured £9.1 million (€11 million) from...
Europe

Heritage and Health Take Center Stage at the Latest Svalbard Global Seed Vault Deposit

Fourteen genebanks deposit 11,206 seed samples at Svalbard Global Seed Vault, including culturally important and...
Canada

These Tiny Seeds are About to Upend a $100 Billion Industry

Hybrid true potato seeds offer benefits that traditional seed tubers simply can’t match....
U.S.

Cover Crops Not a Silver Bullet for Yield and Climate Goals, Cornell Scientists Find

“For the first time, we can have contextualized information about how farmers can choose the...
Europe

Crop Declines Demand Innovative Plant Breeding and Stronger Agricultural Policy in Europe

Rising temperatures, pathogens, and declining active ingredients threaten EU cereal crops, increasing reliance on global...
U.S.

Kansas State’s Climate Resilient Cereals Lab Back on Track with Renewed Federal Funding

The lab’s mission is bold: help double the global food supply by 2050 by improving...
U.S.

Hotter, Drier Seasons Are Undercutting Global Crop Yields, Study Finds

More frequent hot weather and drier air are taking a toll on global crop production,...
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