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Can AI and Soybeans Team Up to End Hunger? Rafael Marmo Thinks So

Ethiopian Wheat Offers Unique Source of Diversity for Weathering Climate Change

Plant Breeding Efforts Focus on Valentine’s Day Varieties

Should “Wildness” be Bred Back into Fruits and Veggies?

Genetic Discovery Might Allow Plants to be Cloned

Surprising Twists of Cotton’s Genetic History

New Study May Lead to More Resilient and Nutritious Edible Crops

University Releases New Southern Pea Variety Named for Longtime Breeder

Canadian Cereal Researcher Receives American Agronomy Award

Molecular Method Promises to Speed Development of Food Crops

Scientists Look Beneath the Soil in Effort to Boost Yields

New Honeybee Gene Bank will Preserve Genetic Diversity, Provide Breeding Resources

Monsanto Opens New Greenhouse Facility in Spain

MSU Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Releases Wheat Variety Resistant to Major Pest

Canola Gains Ground

Agricultural Researchers Eyeing Global Outreach

Including Plant Acclimation to Temperature Change Improves Climate Models

Are Neonics Dangerous to Bees? The U.S. and Canadian Governments are Weighing in on the Science

Researchers Create Draft Map of the Lentil Genome

Health Canada Working with EPA to Investigate Risk of Neonics on Bees

World Wheat Experts to Gather in 2019

New EPA Report Ignores Important Benefits of Neonics, says Bayer

Bayer Recognizes Gaylon Morgan as 2016 Extension Cotton Specialist of the Year

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Think Twice Before Replanting Soybeans

Fungi Might Help Drought-Stressed Wheat

Plant Pathogens on the Prowl

UC-Davis African Plant Breeding Academy Begins its Second Class

Studying Soil to Understand Drought

Long-Term Study Looks to Improve Wheat Breeding

Bees Not the Only Pollinators in Town

Dow AgroSciences and Arcadia Biosciences Partner to Develop and Commercialize Corn Traits

Monsanto Takes Action to Fight Climate Change with Carbon Neutral Crop Production Program

Plant Health Care and Arysta LifeScience Terminate Agreement

Researchers Use CRISPR Technology to Edit Crop Genes

Scientists Sequence Red Clover Genome

Despite EPA Court Filing, Dow Expects Enlist Duo to be Available in 2016

Researchers Breed Tastier Peppers

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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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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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