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Designed to Burn: Breeding Superhot Peppers
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The Built-In Chill Factor

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New Study Pinpoints Allergy-Triggering Proteins in Barley

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When Drought Strikes, Switchgrass Chemistry Shifts

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The Grass That Could Fly

Canada

Two Natural Allies are Rewriting the Playbook on Downy Mildew

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Six Feet of Sand, No Playbook

Canada

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

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Coffee. Beer. Genetics. This Plant Breeder’s Teaching Style is Anything but Boring

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This Young Scientist is Proving That Traditional Farming Wisdom Still Holds the Key

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Why This Scientist Thinks Plant Breeding Needs a Data Overhaul — Fast

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Reverse Evolution Reveals a Hidden Defense in Tomatoes

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Global Research Alliance Targets Seeds for Desert Environments

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From Montana to the Midwest: A New Yellow-Seeded Canola Aims to Change the Game

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Rewriting the Rules of Nitrogen for Corn

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Climate Change Cuts Global Crop Yields, Even When Farmers Adapt

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Partnership Strengthens LSU Rice Breeding and Research Capacity

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One Woman. One Mission. And a Movement That’s Rewriting Africa’s Future

Sorghum Could Help Feed the World — if we Can Unlock its Genetic Code

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The New Curriculum That’s Rewiring the Minds of Tomorrow’s Top Plant Breeders

Europe

Fungal Protein Critical to Causing Fusarium Head Blight in Cereal Crops Revealed

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Pushing the Boundaries of Crop Potential

Canada

Inside the Tech That’s Giving Small Programs Big-League Breeding Tools

Canada

GMO? Idk. This Apple Just Tastes Better

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Meet the Woman Tackling the Hidden Gender Gap in Global Food Systems

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Bayer’s Natalie Kaiser is Rewriting the Rules of What Food is

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The Breeder Who Bridged Academia and Industry—One Student at a Time

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Lane Selman’s Secret Recipe for Better Seeds: Breeders, Chefs, and a Whole Lot of Flavor

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She Showed up and Found Her Dream Career—Now Neha Kothari is Paying it Forward

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Can a Plant Tell You When it’s Thirsty? Michael Gore Says Yes

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Scientists Dismissed his Desert Farming. Now They’re Studying it

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If Your Phenotyping Platform Doesn’t do This, You’re Already Behind, says Jaci McRoberts

Canada

Is Our Modern Food System Forgetting the Meaning of a Meal?

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Juan Arbelaez is Helping Build the Platform That Could Save Public Breeding

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She Collected 1,800 Seeds from Wild Cannabis—What She Found Could Rewrite Research on it

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How One Scientist is Fighting Tomato Disease With Culture, Music and Memory

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‘Supergenes’ Could be the Future of Farming — if we Learn How to Use Them

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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

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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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