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Climate Change · United States

University of Guelph - U of G Researchers Enter Final Phase of Agri-Food Challenge

A University of Guelph research team has made it to the third and final Scaling Phase of the Weston Family Foundation's $33-million Homegrown Innovation Challenge. Dr. Youbin Zheng, professor. . .Innovation · Guelph See the Story

Quebec Scientists Just Found the Microbial Playbook Behind Global Crop Failures

AI just uncovered the hidden molecular playbook used by crop-killing pathogens — and it could change how we fight plant disease forever. The battlefield is microscopic, but the stakes couldn’t be higher. Every year, plant pathogens devastate global food crops, costing billions and threatening food security. Behind this destruction lies a class of molecular saboteurs known as effectors — stealth proteins deployed by microbes to hijack plant cells…Artificial Intelligence · Quebec City Read Article

Maintaining Momentum on PRM: From the Polish to the Danish EU Council Presidency

In a statement on their website, Euroseeds thanked the Polish Presidency of the Council of the EU for its commitment and progress on the Plant Reproductive Material (PRM) legislative file. This file is a cornerstone for the seed sector, supporting innovation, competitiveness, and high standards in European agriculture, according to a press release. “As an industry that relies on legal clarity and innovation-friendly regulation, we deeply apprec…Poland · Poland Read Article

WUR Maintains Leadership in Global Agriculture & Forestry Rankings 2025

Wageningen University & Research (WUR) has ranked the number one in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025: Agriculture & Forestry. With an overall score of 98/100, WUR scored 100 in Employability, 91.6 in International Research Network, and scored high in Research and Development — H-index Citations (100), Citations per Paper (92.1) and Academic Reputation (100). The Top 10 The remaining top 10 were institutions based in Europe, the U…Wageningen · Wageningen Read Article

Walk with Seed World: Where Are Seed Applied Technologies Headed Next?

As regulatory landscapes tighten and sustainability demands escalate, seed-applied technologies are emerging not just as a defensive measure — but as a strategic lever for performance and stewardship. In this Walk with Seed World, we join Monika Joss of Corteva at the World Seed Congress for a candid discussion on what’s changing — and what’s next — in SATs. Joss outlines Corteva’s strategic approach to building regionally adaptive, need-based r…United States · United States Read Article

Why Canada is Paying the Price for a U.S. Trade Spat

Canola seed is the surprising victim of Canada’s trade war with America. When Canada added low-erucic acid rape seed, better known as canola, to its retaliatory tariff list this past March, it seemed a symbolic swipe in a larger geopolitical tit-for-tat. But to those in the trenches of agriculture, the move was more than symbolic — it risked disrupting the finely tuned machinery of cross-border seed supply chains. On March 4, 2025, Canada slappe…Trade War · Canada Read Article

Crops are Caught Between Drought, Deluge, and Diplomacy

Canada’s farmers are bracing for another unpredictable harvest, as Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s latest crop outlook paints a picture of deepening drought in the West, excessive rain in the East, and a global market tilting on trade tensions and biofuel demand. Released June 20, the report reveals the delicate balancing act facing producers in 2025–26: how to grow amid shrinking margins, erratic weather, and shifting geopolitics. This year,…Drought · Calgary Read Article

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Climate change cuts crop yields, even with adaptation efforts: Study

BASF Unveils Canola Innovation in Great Falls

Asia and Africa Grow the Most Peppers. So Why Are Their Yields the Lowest?

Argentine Scientists Identify Key Genomic Regions to Increase Wheat Yield

University of Guelph - U of G Researchers Enter Final Phase of Agri-Food Challenge

Quebec Scientists Just Found the Microbial Playbook Behind Global Crop Failures

Maintaining Momentum on PRM: From the Polish to the Danish EU Council Presidency

WUR Maintains Leadership in Global Agriculture & Forestry Rankings 2025

Walk with Seed World: Where Are Seed Applied Technologies Headed Next?

Why Canada is Paying the Price for a U.S. Trade Spat

Crops are Caught Between Drought, Deluge, and Diplomacy

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