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Seed World INSIGHT: Plant Genetic Resources Treaty at a Crossroads

Global negotiations this November in Lima will determine how countries share and benefit from plant...
Europe

The International Plant Genetic Resources Treaty, Simplified

The International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources is entering major renegotiation in Nov. 2025, where...
Latin America

ABCSEM aprueba medida de emergencia para desbloquear las importaciones de semillas y plántulas

El Ministerio de Agricultura de Brasil (MAPA) emitió la Ordenanza N.º 1.429/2025 tras reuniones con...
Latin America

ABCSEM Secures Emergency Measure to Unblock Seed and Seedling Imports

Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture (MAPA) issued Ordinance No. 1,429/2025 after consultations with ABCSEM, resolving a...
Canada

Farmers Are Ready for Innovation. Why Canada’s Regulations Aren’t

The truth is simple: status quo is not an option if we want a competitive...
Canada

Why the U.S. is Looking North for Seed Certification Solutions

AOSCA's message to seed growers is blunt: we ignore the quiet crisis in seed certification...
Europe

Unlocking the Full Potential of the MLS

As governments prepare for GB11 of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food...
Europe

Strengthening the Multilateral System 

Ahead of GB11 of the Plant Treaty, the global seed sector—led by ISF and CropLife...
Canada

Budget 2025: Key Takeaways for the Seed Industry

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada plans to cut costs and refocus research as part of a...
Canada

Tuesday’s Budget is a Test for an Industry That Says it Wants to Innovate

The real test isn’t what the budget cuts — it’s what we build in its...
Canada

Industry Has Warned Ottawa That Red Tape is Choking Our Farm Economy

CropLife Canada says regulatory inaction is costing Canada billions in lost growth and threatening the...
Europe

INRAE Signs Seven Deals in China to Boost Scientific Cooperation

During a visit to China, INRAE signed seven new scientific agreements with top Chinese institutions...
Canada

Could a Trump Media Ban Mean Delayed Seed Rules for U.S. Farmers?

This isn’t about taking sides. It’s about how information moves from Washington to a shop...
Canada

Forget the Old Playbook — Ottawa’s New Reality Demands a New Kind of Ag Leader

With the postwar order changing fast, Canada’s agri-food future depends on whether it can adapt...
Europe

European Seed Sector Endorses an EU-UK Regulatory Alignment at Euroseeds2025 Congress

At the Euroseeds2025 Congress in Edinburgh, industry and policymakers urged closer EU–UK regulatory alignment to...
U.S.

When Journalists Aren’t Free Agriculture Pays

Recent restrictions on journalists at the U.S. Pentagon threatens all freedom of the press....
Canada

Why the Seed Sector Can’t Stay Silent on PBR

Comments on proposed Plant Breeders' Rights' amendments close Oct. 18 at midnight...
Canada

Why Seeds Canada’s Nick Stratford is Hardwired for Policy

Four "genetic markers" reveal what it really takes to keep Canada’s seed system sustainable, precise,...
Europe

EU Approves One GMO Maize for Food and Feed

On Sept. 22, the EU approved one genetically modified maize for food and feed under...
Europe

When Red Tape Chokes Green Progress

Europe’s slow approval process for crop protection products — often 8–12 years — delays sustainable...
U.S.

Seeds Don’t Wait for Politics

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

Want More Innovation? Pay the People Who Create It

If we need more progress on farms, start by valuing the people creating the genetics,...
Europe

Consistent Policy, Not “Patchwork” Regulations, Recommended for the Coexistence of Crops

Australian farmers face inconsistent rules on GM, organic, and conventional crops. A new study urges...
Canada

Why Red Tape is the Biggest Roadblock for Plant Breeding in the Americas

Only government and industry together can write the next chapter of seed rules, Diego Risso...
Canada

Plant Breeders Exist — But Does Canada Even Care?

A Canadian breeder who saw Soviet agriculture collapse says we’re making the same mistake...
Canada

Innovation is Stuck in the Waiting Room — Can Policy Set it Free?

In this Seed World 360 interview, Lauren Comin warns that we need to get moving...
Canada

Public? Private? Wrong Question. Jeff Reid Sees the Future of Plant Breeding

SeCan's general manager thinks there’s a smarter way to breed success in this Seed World...
Canada

Doug Miller Drops the Case for a Farmer-First Seed System

In this rapid-fire Seed World 360 interview, CSGA's executive director makes the case for change...
Canada

As Parliament Resumes, Canada’s Seed Industry Faces its Defining Test

SeCan urges a co-investment model to keep new varieties flowing to farmers across the country....

Europe

Yasmine Ambrogio to Lead Research Policy and Project Coordination at Euroseeds

Yasmine Ambrogio joins Euroseeds as Manager of Research Projects and Policy, bringing expertise in food...
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...

Canada

Red, Yellow, Green: The Truth About Canada’s Seed Overhaul

The CFIA’s seed overhaul is here — and unless farmers weigh in now, the rules...
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...
Canada

Royalties on Farm-Saved Seed Will Enable Investment in Public Good Research: Seeds Canada

Without royalties and reform, breeding falters and investment vanishes, the group says in its pre-budget...
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,...
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