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FEATURE STORY
Gene Editing Is Getting Faster. Commercialization Still Isn’t
U.S.

To Eat or To Breathe; That is the Question

U.S.

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

Latin America

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

U.S.

Cover Crops Could Boost Soil Health in High Tunnels

U.S.

Corn Growers Push Back on Brazil’s Trade Barriers

U.S.

From Bluegrass to Bermuda; Deep in the Heart of Texas

Canada

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

U.S.

Remembering Joseph (Joe) Cortes

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

U.S.

Science, Speculation and the Growing Debate about Seed Oils

U.S.

The Oil War in Your Kitchen

U.S.

This Underground Secret is Shaping Crops in a Warming World

Canada

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

Europe

Dr. Derek Barchenger Wins 2025 Borlaug Field Award for Pepper Breeding Breakthroughs

U.S.

Inside the Breeding Revolution Bringing Alfalfa Back From the Brink

U.S.

Top 5 Emerging Alfalfa Traits

U.S.

Remembering a Seed Legend: Dieter Mulitze

U.S.

Orange Blossom Special: The Rust Stops Here

U.S.

Why Weird Corn Matters

U.S.

Podcast Launches to Explore the People and Ideas Behind Global Agriculture

U.S.

The Built-In Chill Factor

Europe

Fungus-Fighting Genes: The Future of Crop Protection Is Already Here

U.S.

USDA Reorganization Raises Questions for Agriculture and for the Seed Sector

U.S.

New Study Pinpoints Allergy-Triggering Proteins in Barley

U.S.

When Drought Strikes, Switchgrass Chemistry Shifts

U.S.

The Grass That Could Fly

Europe

Tel Aviv University Researchers Record Audible Signs of Plant Stress

News

Six Feet of Sand, No Playbook

Europe

Lupin, Quinoa, and Forgotten Crops Power Dutch Shift to Sustainable Farming

U.S.

How a Global Crisis Changed Seed Production Forever

U.S.

She’s in a League of Her Own

Europe

Inside Seed Leadership: ISF’s Global Outlook with Arthur Santosh Attavar

U.S.

ASTA Reacts to Passage of OBBBA, Now Signed Into Law by President Trump

Europe

In Memoriam – Dr. Simon N. Groot

Europe

Climate Change Drives Record-Breaking Droughts, Says UN-Backed Report

U.S.

The Freedom to Adapt

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Lightening and dark sky over the wheat field

How Biology Drives the Bottom Line — Why Resilience, Consistency, and System Performance are Reshaping ROI Conversations 

How Smart Decisions at the Start Set Your Crop up for Success 

Seed Health and Regulatory Risk: Protecting R&D Timelines in a Complex Global Market

GLOBAL NEWS
Potato plant has got ill with Phytophthora (Phytophthora Infestans). Potato plant has got sick by late blight, agriculture

Early Release of EuroBlight Blight Monitoring Results for the 2025 Potato Crop

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Fiscal Discipline Should Target AAFC Overhead — Not High-Return Research

Federal Budget Cuts Put Canada’s Wheat Breeding System at Risk, New Report Warns

Plant Hormone Therapy Could Help Crops Fight Disease Without Sacrificing Yield

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