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Seed Banks May Limit Gene Drives for Weed Control
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Seed Programs International Connects Smallholder Farmers to the Seed Sector

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Drones and AI Transform Wheat Crop Monitoring for Climate Resilience

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Why the Fertilizer Crisis Won’t End When the Iran War Does

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Why Strategic Seed Production Partnerships Matter More Than Ever

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Seed Certification is Adjusting to a System it No Longer Fully Controls

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NAPB 2026 in Texas Showcases Innovation as Borlaug Scholars Program Invites New Sponsors

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The Final Four? Bioenergy Crops Beyond Corn Competing for the Future of Energy

Seed World webinar – Attract. Develop. Succeed: How to Build Leadership That Drives Performance, featuring Aaron Locker of Kincannon & Reed. April 9, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. CDT.
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Why Most Ag Companies Get Executive Leadership Wrong — And How to Fix It

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Farm Bill Delays Keep Seed in Holding Pattern

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Seeds That Fix Themselves — A New Lever for Seed Longevity

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How AI Accelerates the Crop Breeding Cycle

National Ag Day Begins with Seed
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Ag Day Begins With Seed

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Seeds Don’t Just Grow in Sunlight Anymore

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Why the 2026 NAPB Annual Meeting at Texas A&M is a Must-Attend

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Corn’s Margin Crisis Deepens as Fertilizer Shock Collides With Planting Season

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AOSCA Names New Leadership

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Europe

Study Finds No Clear Link Between GMOs and Health Risks

U.S.

The Show Me State is Ground Zero in the Fight Against Soybean Cyst Nematode

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Why the “Magic Microbe” Mindset May be Holding Biologicals Back 

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Advances in Genome Biology & Technology Agriculture Conference Discounted for Seed World Friends

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Scientists Map the Genetic Diversity of Soybean’s Most Damaging Pest

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Take 3: ASTA Vegetable and Flower Seed Conference

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Farm Bill Draft Draws Praise, Concerns From Agricultural Groups

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How the Middle East War Could Ripple Through the Seed Industry

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What’s Next in Corn Genetics? Corteva’s Plan for 2026 and Beyond

Europe

Biological Seed Treatments: Innovation, Regulation and Market Expansion

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Corn Moves South

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Can We Breed a Safer Peanut?

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Plant Hormone Therapy Could Help Crops Fight Disease Without Sacrificing Yield

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Europe

Genebanks from Africa, Asia and Europe Safeguard Crops in Svalbard

Europe

Dirty Ships, Lifted Embargoes and the Hidden Power of Grain

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A Viral Shortcut? New Gene-Editing System Could Remove a Major Breeding Bottleneck

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Motivation Isn’t Broken. Our Jobs Are.

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Gene Editing Is Getting Faster. Commercialization Still Isn’t

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Freshness, Flavor And Trust: The Market Signals Guiding The Next Wave Of Seed Development

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Designed to Burn: Breeding Superhot Peppers

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From Motion to Momentum: Where Strategy Begins

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Your Data Doesn’t End at the Lab, It Shows Up in the Field

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How “Either/Or” Thinking Limits Your Company’s Potential

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Seed World Editor Marc Zienkiewicz (right) sat down with Canada's Plant Breeders' Rights Commissioner Anthony Parker in Banff recently.

Marc’s Take This Week: The Quiet Leaders Behind Seed Innovation and Why They Matter More Than Ever

Dean Spaner (right) with students and colleagues Enid Perez-Lara and Hiroshi Kubota.

“I’m Dean”: The Humble Leadership of Wheat Breeder Dean Spaner Leaves Lasting Mark on Prairie Agriculture

20 Most Promising Young Plant Breeders in Europe 2026

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Defining Seed and Food Security

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