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Swinging for More Than Fences

The Seed World U.S. October issue is in your mailbox and online! Every fall, the...

U.S.

The U.S. Government is Closed!

The U.S. Government shutdown Oct. 1 after Congress could not agree on funding terms, We...
U.S.

Outstanding in Her Field

Crystal Rose-Fricker is receiving two high-profile awards this year. This rare double is a testament...
Canada

Corteva is Splitting in Two — and Betting That Farmers, Shareholders, and Science Will All Win

Its spinoff company is positioning itself as an “unrivaled innovator” in seed, leaning on Pioneer’s...
Latin America

EN FOTOS: Su visión interna del Congreso de Semillas de las Américas

El Congreso de Semillas de las Américas ha llegado oficialmente a la espectacular Foz do...
U.S.

IN PHOTOS: 10th Seed Congress of the Americas

We are covering the 10th Seed Congress of the Americas. Check out these photos and...
U.S.

Behind Every Great Organization is Someone You’re Not Thanking Enough

True leadership is measured not only by results, but by who you lift up along...

Canada

Canada’s Protein Revolution Just Got a Boost — and it’s All Homegrown

In a country known for exporting raw ingredients, five new projects are flipping the script...

Canada

The Quiet Disruptor Behind Canada’s Protein Future

Every year, Canada’s pulse and special crops industry singles out one person who’s changing the...

U.S.

One Field Day. Five Decades. A Global Turfgrass Revolution.

Pure Seed, a family-run seed company in Oregon, has shaped turf and forage on six...
U.S.

Seeds Don’t Wait for Politics

A looming government shutdown threatens to disrupt the U.S. seed industry — delaying permits, halting...
Canada

CBRC Commits $1.8 Million to CDC Barley Breeding Activities

The Canadian Barley Research Coalition (CBRC) announced today it will provide $1.8 million in funding...

U.S.

Plants Just Flipped the Light Script

Researchers uncovered a new way plants regulate growth by reprogramming light-sensing proteins, a breakthrough that...
U.S.

She’s in a League of Her Own

We're announcing women 30 game changers in U.S. Seed. These honorees were nominated by their...
U.S.

She’s in A League of Her Own – Part 2

Profiles 11-20 of Seed World U.S. 30 High-Impact Women feature....
U.S.

She’s in a League of Her Own – Part 3

Profiles 21-30 of Seed World's 30 High-Impact Women in U.S. Seed....
Canada

The 10th Seed Congress of the Americas Heads to Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil

The Seed Association of the Americas (SAA) invites you to join the 10th Seed Congress...

U.S.

ASTA Adds Washington Insider to Government Affairs Team

The American Seed Trade Association has hired Brandon Pachman as director of government affairs to...
U.S.

You’ve Never Seen Corn Like This Before

Scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory mapped key stem cell regulators in maize and Arabidopsis...
Canada

Seed World 360 Redefines How Your Stories Are Shared — Check it Out Now

Launching today, Seed World 360 brings you closer than ever to the ideas and people...
U.S.

To Eat or To Breathe; That is the Question

New research uncovers the molecular messengers that control stomatal opening in plants — a breakthrough...
Canada

Ag Ministers Close Ranks as Trade War Squeezes Canola

Billions in new funds, faster approvals and biofuel promises — but will it be enough...
Canada

SRM is Heating Up and the Stakes Couldn’t be Higher for Growers, Miller Says

CSGA warns that without mandatory data, independent inspections, and smarter delegation, SRM risks missing the...

U.S.

North Carolina Farmers to Receive $221 Million in USDA Disaster Assistance

Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene devastated farms across the Southeast, USDA is providing $221.2...
U.S.

Cover Crops Could Boost Soil Health in High Tunnels

University of Minnesota scientists are testing cover crops in high tunnel systems with 40 organic...
Canada

Canola Industry Slams Federal Relief Package

Canada’s most valuable crop is in crisis, and farm leaders say Ottawa’s response is falling...
Canada

Many of Canada’s Farms Run on Foreign Labour. The Wheat Growers Say it’s Time Ottawa Caught Up

Canada’s farms now rely on nearly 80,000 foreign workers — and the group says only...
U.S.

Corn Growers Push Back on Brazil’s Trade Barriers

U.S. corn growers urge action as Brazil’s ethanol tariffs drive down exports, cut into demand,...
Canada

What Will Your Fries Look Like in 2050? Scientists Have the Answer

Researchers are reimagining everyday staples to withstand extreme weather while keeping flavour and quality intact....
U.S.

Remembering Joseph (Joe) Cortes

Iowa State University’s Seed Science Center is mourning the loss of Joseph (Joe) Cortes, retired...

Farmer and his son in front of a sunset agricultural landscape. Man and a boy in a countryside field. The concept of fatherhood, country life, farming and country lifestyle.
U.S.

You Can’t Harvest Something You Didn’t Plant

Succession planning can’t wait until the moment of transition. Just like farming, leaders must plant...
Canada

Alberta’s Young Farmer of the Year is Betting on Niche Crops and Collaboration

Crops like faba beans and flax are giving Sarah Weigum a national spotlight...
U.S.

The Oil War in Your Kitchen

Seed oils rose to prominence in the 1960s when health experts recommended them over animal...
Canada

China’s Canola Tariff is a Gut Punch — and Ottawa is Looking for Plan B

The canola industry just took a heavy hit. The feds are trying to figure out...
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...

Canada

17 Transatlantic Shipments Later, Canadian Crops Still Outperform Europe on Carbon

Turns out, Canadian-grown wheat, canola and peas have some of the lowest carbon footprints in...
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New Tech Shows How Farms Can Cut Chemicals and Improve Yields

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Europe’s Seed Sector Welcomes Trilogue Deal on New Genomic Techniques

EU Reaches Agreement on New Genomic Techniques Regulation for Plant Breeding

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