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What’s Next for Global Seed Testing? Three Conversations Shaping ISTA 2026
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Democratizing Gene Editing: Pairwise’s Blueprint for the Future of Agriculture

U.S.

Data Abundance Is Reshaping Plant Breeding

Europe

Why the Seed Sector Is Raising the Bar on Social Rights 

Canada

ISTA 2026: Seed Testing’s Biggest Annual Event is Heading to Calgary

Europe

WSC26: The Race for Faster Seed Innovation is Driving Companies to Chile

U.S.

Michael Keller Honored with Global Unity Award in Lisbon

Europe

WSC26: Seed’s Future Depends on Food System Thinking

Europe

WSC26: ISF Secretary General on the Future of the Global Seed Sector

Europe

Seed World Announces Winner of €10,000 Advertising Prize 

The International Seed Federation (ISF) has launched new voluntary guidelines to help seed companies, growers, and suppliers strengthen social rights and ethical practices in seed production. Released at the ISF World Seed Congress 2026, the guidance covers labor rights, health and safety, responsible sourcing, environmental protection, and human rights, aligning with international standards and supporting continuous improvement across the global seed sector.
Europe

ISF Launches New Global Guidelines on Social Rights and Ethical Seed Production

Europe

Biological Seed Treatments: Innovation, Regulation and Market Expansion

U.S.

Motivation Isn’t Broken. Our Jobs Are.

U.S.

Gene Editing Is Getting Faster. Commercialization Still Isn’t

U.S.

Lorena Basso: Innovation Is Urgent to Feed 9.5 Billion by 2050

U.S.

What’s Coming Next for Corn? An Inside Look at the Future of Corn Genetics

U.S.

What’s Driving the Next Wave of Seed Innovation?

U.S.

This Is #FCSC2025: Inside the Seed Industry’s Biggest Week

U.S.

BioLumic Expands Light-Activated Seed Trait Platform to South America

U.S.

In the Race to Reinvent Seed, the Future is Within Reach

U.S.

New Executive Director for Seed Innovation Protection Alliance

U.S.

Inari Names New CEO

Canada

DLF Taps Industry Veteran Matt Fanta to Lead North American Operations

U.S.

Global Agri-Leaders Unite on Climate Action

Canada

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

U.S.

She’s in A League of Her Own – Part 2

U.S.

She’s in a League of Her Own – Part 3

Canada

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

Latin America

Seed Congress of the Americas 2025: Ready For What’s Next?

Canada

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

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U.S.

A Launchpad for New Varieties

U.S.

The Grass That Could Fly

Canada

Old School Genius, New School Rules: Corteva’s Klaus Koehler 1.0 Would Be Lost in 2025

Europe

Missed World Seed Congress? Here’s What Everyone’s Still Talking About

Latin America

GDM Announces Deal to Acquire AgReliant Genetics

U.S.

Global Research Alliance Targets Seeds for Desert Environments

U.S.

Legacy Seeds Corn and Soybean Business Joins GDM’s Mustang Seeds

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The Future of Seed Innovation Starts Before the Seed Exists

Why Some Fields Win — And Others Don’t (Even When Everything Looks the Same)

What do Seed Companies Really Want from AI?

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The Inventory Question Every Seed Company Struggles to Answer 

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Young Plant Breeder Wins CPBI Scholarship for AI-Powered Hemp Research

EU NGT Regulation: Why the 20-Nucleotide Threshold Could Limit Plant Breeding Innovation

Amanda McClerren discusses how integrating breeding, biotechnology and AI is shaping the future of seed innovation.

Innovation is at the End of the Handoff Era

Climate Change Could Lower Soybean Seed Quality

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