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May 16, 2025


INRAE strengthens its scientific ties with Australia and New Zealand


Genetic diversity matched to different farming system - Tools are being developed to better understand the genetic basis of flowering time and phenology traits in lentils


New breakthrough in wheat blast resistance: A novel non-2NS QTL identified - Discovery offers a new avenue for more durable and diversified wheat blast resistance


May 15, 2025


Wageningen University & Research - Executive Board submits cost-cutting plans to participatory council
Raad van Bestuur stuurt bezuinigingsplannen naar Medezeggenschap


Oklahoma State University and Oklahoma Genetics inc. partnership benefits wheat industry


May 14, 2025


Could a hidden fungus be the future of farming in the United Kingdom?


NRW university consortium consolidates top genome research facility - The West German Genome Center has been re-established on a new legal basis


Stronger together: New data approach makes plant predictions more accurate
Gemeinsam statt einsam: Neuer Datenansatz macht Pflanzenvorhersagen präziser


May 13, 2025


New IBERS study reveals how early growth in miscanthus can boost biomass yields


Register for the 43rd EPSO Plant Science Seminar – the 22nd May 2025 seminar will focus on the “Breakthroughs in horticultural species”


UC Davis researcher earns award for nematode resistance studies (Tomato News)


Detection of sugar beet seed coating defects via deep learning (Nature)


In the spotlight: Mexico hot pepper innovation


Protein sources change the gut microbiome – some drastically


May 12, 2025


Illuminating a plant engineering “black box” yields biomanufacturing improvements


Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) grants to optimize crop development & yield


Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) taps Danforth Center Plant scientists for crop research to preserve soil and water health - Research aims to optimize yield and reduce production costs


Terres Inovia se mobilise dans le projet européen LegumeS


Native plants attract more pollinators than cultivars in Oregon State University study


May 9, 2025


Danforth Plant Science Center faces $7.7M in federal funding cuts


New method provides fresh insights into insect decline - Agriculture's impact on insect diversity is more severe than previously thought, according to a new study from the Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg
Neue Methode liefert neue Einblicke ins Insektensterben


Verinomics and Pinnacle Seed form strategic partnership to accelerate innovation in leafy greens


May 8, 2025


AgResearch is working with partners to use genetic modification and gene editing technologies to enhance pasture that forms the foundation of our livestock farming industries in New Zealand


Engineered soil microbiomes may secure future tomato yields


Argentina - El INTA trabaja en la producción de un biofertilizante


New Zealand - Endophyte Discovery Team from AgResearch awarded Te Pūiaki Putaiao Matua a Te Pirimia, the Prime Minister's Science Prize


May 7, 2025


Wheat research team uses UK’s most powerful “microscope” to pinpoint nutrient hotspots - Diamond Light Source could help address global nutritional deficiencies by revealing where calcium sits in wheat grain cells


UPLB, KOICA, and IRRI celebrate completion of main structure of Advanced Genomics Research Center (AGRC)


Syngenta Vegetable Seeds and Tropic Biosciences launch strategic collaboration leveraging Tropic’s GEiGS technology to tackle disease resistance in key commercial crops


Gene switch makes sweet sorghum salt-tolerant - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology researchers elucidate sugar accumulation in sorghum millet on saline soils: SWEET13 gene directs sucrose into the grains
Genschalter macht Zuckerhirse salztolerant - Forschende des KIT klären Zuckeransammlung in der Sorghumhirse unter salzigen Bedingungen auf: Gen SWEET13 lenkt Saccharose in die Körner


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