Gene-Edited Strawberries From Simplot Clear UK Regulatory Hurdle
10 October 2026, England: Idaho-based food and agriculture company J.R. Simplot has used gene editing to create strawberry plants that keep fruiting
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10 October 2026, England: Idaho-based food and agriculture company J.R. Simplot has used gene editing to create strawberry plants that keep fruiting
Read More10 October 2026, Africa: As climate change intensifies drought, heat and rainfall variability across Africa, scientists from across the continent are being
Read More10 October 2026, Africa: Proven agricultural innovations achieve lasting impact when farmers, businesses and public institutions have the means and incentives to
Read More08 October 2026, Iowa: The Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST) today named Dr. Joseph W. Glauber, research fellow emeritus at
Read More07 October 2026, Africa: Inland valleys are attractive places to grow rice partly because water naturally collects there. But the same feature
Read More07 October 2026, Vietnam: Participants in the Regional Learning and Capacity-Sharing Workshop on Roots and Tubers, organized by the International Potato Center
Read More07 October 2026, Västerås, Sweden: Researchers at Mälardalen University in Sweden have shown that broccoli grown beneath semi-transparent, magenta-tinted solar panels used
Read More07 October 2026, Perth: An international research consortium spanning 22 institutions across 10 countries has bred a higher-yielding line of Tartary buckwheat
Read More07 October 2026, Atlanta: Engineers at the Georgia Institute of Technology, working with researchers at the University of Georgia and the University
Read More07 October 2026, Paris: A two-decade genomic analysis of a commercial sugar beet breeding program has mapped, for the first time in
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