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Scientists: Overhaul Global Food Systems to Avert Worsening Land Crisis

A Nature study by 21 scientists shows that reforming global food systems—cutting food waste and...
Europe

New Technique Silences Plant Genes to Boost Crop Yields

CSIC researchers have developed a gene-silencing method using ultra-short RNAs delivered by modified viruses, enabling...
Europe

Dr. Derek Barchenger Wins 2025 Borlaug Field Award for Pepper Breeding Breakthroughs

The World Food Prize Foundation has named Derek Barchenger, Senior Scientist and head of the...
Europe

Tomatoes in 3D: Breakthrough in Plant Monitoring

Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem created an affordable, non-invasive method to estimate leaf area...
Europe

Denmark’s EU Council Presidency Puts PRM and NGT in the Spotlight

On July 1, 2025, Denmark began its EU Council presidency, focusing on defence, trade, climate,...
Europe

E-commerce, Opportunities and (Many) Risks for the Seed Sector

E-commerce—buying and selling products online via websites, apps, or marketplaces—has grown rapidly since 2000, offering...
Europe

30 Years of Safeguarding Innovation in a Changing World

Amid climate change and resource pressures, the EU breeding sector relies on the Community Plant...
Europe

A Life in Seeds: Päivi Mannerkorpi Reflects on Two Decades of EU Leadership

For over 20 years, Päivi Mannerkorpi shaped EU seed legislation and plant variety rights, strengthening...
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

Fungus-Fighting Genes: The Future of Crop Protection Is Already Here

Seed World Europe interviews HealthyCrop CEO Pernille Ollendorff Hede on a natural enzyme that helps...
Europe

Moon-Rice: Developing the Perfect Crop for Space-Bases

The Moon-Rice project is developing a fresh, nutritious crop for long-term space missions, aiming to...
Europe

IPK Researchers Tap Genetic Power of Barley’s Wild Cousin

IPK Leibniz researchers studied barley and its wild relative H. bulbosum, using high-throughput genomics on...
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

Tel Aviv University Researchers Record Audible Signs of Plant Stress

Tel Aviv University researchers have recorded high-frequency “clicking” sounds emitted by plants under stress, revealing...
Europe

Lupin, Quinoa, and Forgotten Crops Power Dutch Shift to Sustainable Farming

A new Dutch research project, REAP2SOW, led by Wageningen University & Research and funded with...
Europe

Plant Breeders: The Unsung Heroes in the Battle Against Misinformation

At the European UC Davis Plant Breeding Academy in the Netherlands, I highlighted the importance...
Europe

Food Adulteration Has a Long History

By 1860, the first Food Adulteration Act was passed in Britain, driven by Dr. Arthur...
Europe

Assosementi, UIPVE Unite to Support Ukraine’s Seed Industry

Assosementi and Ukraine’s UIPVE signed an MoU on July 14 to strengthen cooperation in the...
Europe

Youth in Agrifood Systems: FAO Report Highlights Challenges and Opportunities for 1.3 Billion Young People

The FAO’s new report, The Status of Youth in Agrifood Systems, underscores the crucial role...
Europe

How Cucumbers Got Longer – And Why It’s A Big Deal For Farming

Cucumbers are helping advance genomic research beyond their role as a popular crop. A study...
Europe

EU, Türkiye Urged to Resolve Seed Potato Dispute

The European potato sector faces rising concerns as Türkiye rejected over 5,500 tonnes of EU...
Europe

CIHEAM Zaragoza and ANOVE Partner to Advance Plant Breeding Innovation and Training

CIHEAM Zaragoza and ANOVE have signed a framework agreement to boost collaboration in plant breeding...
Europe

In Memoriam – Dr. Simon N. Groot

Simon Groot, founder of East-West Seed, revolutionized tropical agriculture by introducing hybrid varieties and strengthening...
Europe

Unlocking Protein from Tomato Leaves: A Promising but Tough Task

Tomato leaves contain up to 27% protein, making them a promising plant-based protein source. However,...
Europe

From Food to Fashion: How Agricultural Waste Could Shape the Clothes of the Future

Chalmers University of Technology research shows that agricultural residues from wheat and oats can serve...
Europe

Euroseeds Calls on Danish Presidency for NGT Action

Leveraging Denmark’s leadership in plant breeding and seed production, Euroseeds expects the Danish EU presidency...
Europe

Norway’s New Women’s Euro Jersey Inspired by Svalbard Seed Vault Design

Ahead of the 2025 Women’s European Football Championships, Norway’s national team revealed a new jersey...
Europe

Not Again: Let’s Talk Honestly About Insect Pollination

The publication highlights that up to 84% of commercial crops in Europe depend on animal...
Europe

Why Regulations in Plant Gene Editing are a Must

While some scientists view current agricultural gene-editing regulations as too restrictive, a new University of...
Europe

Maintaining Momentum on PRM: From the Polish to the Danish EU Council Presidency

Euroseeds thanked the Polish EU Council Presidency for advancing the Plant Reproductive Material (PRM) legislation,...
Europe

Why Facts Must Prevail Over Political Convenience

Seed World Europe Editorial Director Marcel Bruins just finished reading De plantenjager uit Leningrad (The...
Europe

Council Grants EU Equivalence to Some Seed Imports from Ukraine, Moldova

The Council has approved a decision confirming that seed production and field inspection systems in...
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

Euroseeds Congress 2025: Innovation Stage Buzz & Why Edinburgh Is THE Place to Be!

Discover what’s driving excitement in the seed industry at the 2025 Euroseeds Congress in Edinburgh....
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

From Multilateralism to Plurilateralism: What’s at Stake for the Global Seed Sector?

The global trade and regulatory landscape is shifting from broad multilateralism to plurilateral agreements among...
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