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June 5, 2023


U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's decision to tighten oversight of gene-edited crops draws mixed response (Science)


June 2, 2023


American Seed Trade Association welcomes announcement of dispute consultations with Mexico


New research suggests that wheat crops may be threatened by unprecedented weat and drought


Part of its ForGround platform, Bayer’s carbon program aims to connect growers to benefits and opportunities (Successful Farming)


Washington State University and Brigham Young University release three new quinoa varieties bred for global food security, nutrition


University of Missouri researcher uses gene-editing tool to improve productivity in rice crops


U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalizes rule to accelerate use of plant-incorporated biotechnologies to protect against pests


U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issues final rule to accelerate use of plant-incorporated biotechnologies (JD Supra)


Western Grains Research Foundation Chair Linda Gorim is making a big impact on prairie agriculture


FMC Corporation announces progress on ambitious climate, innovation and social impact goals


June 1, 2023


Saving our soil: How to extend U.S. breadbasket fertility for centuries


No-till revolution could stop U.S. Midwest topsoil loss in its tracks


ERS Genomics and Applied Biological Materials enter into CRISPR/Cas9 licensing agreement


Canada - Semences modifiées : les producteurs bio frustrés, la Ministre Fédérale de l’Agriculture et de l’Agroalimentaire martèle sa confiance en l’industrie (Le Soleil)


Over 25 farming robots already signed up for FIRA USA 2023 next fall in Salinas, California


Cibus announces closing of merger with Calyxt to create industry leading precision gene editing and trait development company


‘High-tech farm hand’: University of Nebraska–Lincoln research team builds autonomous planter


May 31, 2023


Precision Laboratories and Direct Enterprises sign distribution agreement to expand market access to proprietary seed-applied technologies


New University of Kentucky Plant Pathology Extension publication: Bacterial canker of tomato


Quantifying the impact of changing climate conditions on elite wheat variety performance


Invasion of Ukraine drives sunflower demand here and at home


May 30, 2023


Black rot seed disinfection is now available


Inari appoints ag policy veteran to lead government affairs


The grim reality of herbicide resistance - Aaron Hager, University of Illinois weed scientist, urges growers to consider additional weed control tactics as herbicide effectiveness continues to decrease in many species (FarmProgress)


Cutting-edge weed research tour and info sessions offered at Purdue University's Weed Science Field Day


May 29, 2023


Drought, quality drive Texas A&M University's peanut breeding - Every peanut variety TAMU now releases is high oleic, giving the varieties a quality advantage, breeder says (Farm Progress)


Inari aims to boost crop yields through unique gene-editing technology (Indianapolis Business Journal)


Plant growth regulators are essential to today's cotton production (Cotton Grower)


May 26, 2023


Canada - Ontario horticulture research priority report 2023


University of Nebraska-Lincoln Crop Performance Testing program to sponsor wheat variety trial field tours in six locations across Nebraska, June 12-15


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