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Corn and Soybean Rotation Could Pose Long-Term Tradeoffs for Soil Health

Rotating corn and soybeans can have long-term impacts on soil health. Learn how to balance...
Europe

Is There a Need to Change UPOV? A Seed Industry View on Essentially Derived Varieties

Essentially derived varieties (EDVs) are a hot topic in the seed industry. This article examines...
Europe

Chinese Scientists Update Soybean Genome to a Golden Reference

Chinese scientists have created a golden reference of the soybean genome, unlocking new possibilities for...
U.S.

Complete Genome of Devastating Soybean Pathogen Assembled

Scientists have assembled the complete genome of a devastating soybean pathogen, providing new insights into...
Europe

Why Horticultural Breeders Need UPOV to Reopen its Explanatory Notes on EDV

UPOV's Explanatory Notes on EDV provide essential guidance for horticultural breeders. Learn why they need...
Europe

Discovery of Sorghum Gene That Controls Bird Feeding Could Help Protect Crops

Researchers have discovered a gene in sorghum that controls bird feeding, which could help protect...
Europe

Soap from Straw: Scientists Develop Eco Friendly Ingredient from Agricultural Waste

Scientists develop eco-friendly soap ingredient from agricultural waste, reducing environmental impact and creating a sustainable...
Europe

Ecologist Revives World’s Longest Running Succession Study

Ecologist revives world's longest running succession study to track how ecosystems change over time. Follow...
U.S.

Grains in the Rain

Grain farmers in the US are using innovative methods to protect their crops from the...
U.S.

Complex Potato Genome Further Unveiled

Scientists uncover new insights into the complex potato genome, providing a better understanding of the...
U.S.

WIU Announces $10 Million Bio-Fuel Federal Research Grant

WIU awarded $10M federal grant to research biofuel production. Learn how this grant will help...
Europe

Aspects on Essentially Derived Varieties in the EU

Learn about the different aspects of essentially derived varieties in the EU, including their legal...
sustainability
U.S.

New USDA Scientific Research Program Promotes Sustainable Agricultural Practices

USDA launches new research program to promote sustainable agricultural practices. Learn how it will help...
Europe

Advanced Breeding Paves the Way for Disease-Resistant Beans

Advanced breeding techniques are revolutionizing bean production, creating disease-resistant varieties that can help farmers increase...
U.S.

A Tale of Three Gases — How Plants Prepare to Survive Flooding

Plants use three gases to survive flooding: CO2, O2, and ethylene. Learn how plants use...
U.S.

Arcadia Specialty Genomics Expands Hemp Operations with New Sun-Grown Cultivation and Research Facility

Arcadia Specialty Genomics expands hemp operations with new sun-grown cultivation and research facility. Learn how...
U.S.

Study Led by Iowa State University Takes New Look at Monarch Numbers

Monarch butterfly numbers are on the rise, according to a new study led by Iowa...
U.S.

Researchers Develop New Modular Vaccination Kit

Researchers create new modular vaccination kit to improve access to vaccines worldwide. Kit is designed...
U.S.

Discovery of a Bottleneck Relief in Photosynthesis May Have a Major Impact

Researchers have discovered a way to increase photosynthesis efficiency, which could have a major impact...
neonicotinoids
Europe

Where Are The Bees? Tracking Down Which Flowers They Pollinate

Tracking down which flowers bees pollinate to help protect them: learn how scientists are using...
Europe

Road Verges Provide Refuge For Pollinators

Road verges provide vital refuge for pollinators. Learn how these small strips of land can...
U.S.

UC Davis Partners with DEA-Approved Company to Conduct Cannabis Research

UC Davis partners with DEA-approved company to conduct research on cannabis, exploring its potential medical...
U.S.

Cornell to House Nation’s First Industrial Hemp Seed Bank

Cornell University to launch the nation's first industrial hemp seed bank, providing access to hemp...
U.S.

Genes that First Enabled Plants to Grow Leaves Identified By Scientists

Scientists identify genes that enabled plants to grow leaves, unlocking the secrets of plant evolution....
U.S.

Greening Devastates the Citrus Industry But New Research Offers a Solution

New research offers a solution to the devastating effects of greening on the citrus industry....
transparency
U.S.

Scientists Crack the Code to Improve Stress Tolerance in Plants

Scientists unlock the secrets of plant stress tolerance, providing new insights into how to improve...
U.S.

A Scientific Approach to Recreate Metabolic Evolution in Plants

Learn how scientists are using a scientific approach to recreate metabolic evolution in plants. Discover...
Europe

Scientists Decode DNA Secrets of World’s Toughest Bean

Scientists decode the DNA of the world's toughest bean, revealing secrets to its hardiness and...
U.S.

Purdue Scientists Show How Soybeans May Get More Nitrogen from Atmosphere

Soybeans may get more nitrogen from the atmosphere than previously thought, according to Purdue scientists....
KeyGene
Europe

Consumers in Costa Rica Show Favorable Attitudes on CRISPR Foods, Survey

Costa Ricans are open to the idea of CRISPR-modified foods, according to a recent survey....
U.S.

Putting the Brakes on Lateral Root Development

Learn how researchers are using a new technique to control the development of lateral roots...
U.S.

Rising CO2 Levels Could Boost Wheat Yield But Slightly Reduce Nutritional Quality

Rising CO2 levels could increase wheat yields, but reduce nutritional quality. Learn how this could...
Canada

Feds Invest in Genomics Research

Feds invest $1.3B to support genomics research in Canada, helping to create jobs and drive...
Europe

KeyGene Scientists First to Discover ‘Non-Susceptible’ Sweet Pepper Plants

Scientists at KeyGene discover sweet pepper plants that are resistant to disease, offering a potential...
U.S.

Iowa State University Scientists Call for Unconventional Collaboration in Agriculture

Iowa State scientists call for unconventional collaboration to improve agriculture: farmers, researchers, and industry must...
U.S.

Plant Viruses May Be Reshaping Our World

Viruses that infect plants may be more influential than previously thought, impacting global ecosystems and...
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