Its spinoff company is positioning itself as an “unrivaled innovator” in seed, leaning on Pioneer’s deep roots in farmer loyaltyThe post Corteva is Splitting in Two — and Betting That Farmers, Shareholders, and Science Will All Win appeared first on Seed World.
Europe’s slow approval process for crop protection products — often 8–12 years — delays sustainable innovation and limits farmers’ tools. This slows adoption of greener practices, reduces resilience, and raises costs. Streamlined, faster approvals are essential to meet climate goals and support mode
Vertical farming can greatly boost lettuce yields and cut water use but currently has a higher carbon footprint than field-grown UK lettuce. Energy demands and materials like jute plugs drive much of its emissions, though alternatives could reduce impact. Researchers say innovations in efficiency an
Deep in the Arctic, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault safeguards over a million seeds, symbolizing global efforts to preserve plant biodiversity. Plant researcher Fiona Hay has dedicated her career to improving seed storage, longevity, and accessibility across international seed and gene banks. These b
A new report highlights opportunities for Dutch-Ukrainian collaboration in agriculture, focusing on novel crop cultivation and supply chain development. Dutch expertise in precision farming, soil analysis, and post-harvest solutions could help modernize Ukrainian agriculture despite challenges from
Federico Vittorio Pisani has joined Euroseeds as Manager of Development Cooperation and Genetic Resources, bringing extensive experience in bridging policy, innovation, and international collaboration.The post Federico Vittorio Pisani Joins Euroseeds as Manager Development Cooperation and Genetic Re
Yasmine Ambrogio joins Euroseeds as Manager of Research Projects and Policy, bringing expertise in food law, sustainability, and regulatory frameworks. She will help integrate legal insights into seed research, enhance Horizon Europe project engagement, and bridge science with policy, supporting inn
From 23 to 25 September 2025, Seed Meets Technology will be held in Seed Valley, the Netherlands. The event provides a forum for developments in seed and coating technology, breeding support, sustainable […]The post Seed Meets Technology 2025: Innovation and Career Opportunities appeared first on S
Seed World Europe spoke with Branislava Popov about her new role at Euroseeds, tackling seed marketing and certification challenges across EU Member States, and what inspired her career in seeds and variety registration.The post Branislava Popov to Drive Variety Registration and Seed Marketing at Eu
Turns out, Canadian-grown wheat, canola and peas have some of the lowest carbon footprints in the worldThe post 17 Transatlantic Shipments Later, Canadian Crops Still Outperform Europe on Carbon appeared first on Seed World.
On July 1, 2025, Denmark began its EU Council presidency, focusing on defence, trade, climate, and key seed-sector files like Plant Reproductive Material and New Genomic Techniques regulations.The post Denmark’s EU Council Presidency Puts PRM and NGT in the Spotlight appeared first on Seed World.
E-commerce—buying and selling products online via websites, apps, or marketplaces—has grown rapidly since 2000, offering opportunities but also risks for sectors like the seed industry, with transactions spanning B2B, B2C, and peer-to-peer across countries.The post E-commerce, Opportunities and (Man
Amid climate change and resource pressures, the EU breeding sector relies on the Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO) to drive innovation and develop resilient, high-performing plant varieties.The post 30 Years of Safeguarding Innovation in a Changing World appeared first on Seed World.
For over 20 years, Päivi Mannerkorpi shaped EU seed legislation and plant variety rights, strengthening agricultural quality and innovation; her retirement marks a reflection on Europe’s global regulatory impact amid climate and food security challenges.The post A Life in Seeds: Päivi Mannerkorpi Re
Seed World Europe interviews HealthyCrop CEO Pernille Ollendorff Hede on a natural enzyme that helps plants resist fungal attacks, blending molecular biology, food security, and sustainability.The post Fungus-Fighting Genes: The Future of Crop Protection Is Already Here appeared first on Seed World.
A new Scottish partnership is advancing 5G-connected robotics to support precision agriculture and improve rural connectivity. Led by top research institutions and tech partners, the project develops robots for crop monitoring, targeted fertilisation, and soil assessment. Powered by portable 5G netw
The James Hutton Institute has been recognized for its economic impact and scientific excellence, with evaluations highlighting the real-world value of its research in sustainable land, crop, and resource management.The post James Hutton Institute Delivers Over £15 for Every £1 of Government Investm
He revolutionized corn breeding — now he’s walking away with a lesson no algorithm can teach.The post Old School Genius, New School Rules: Corteva’s Klaus Koehler 1.0 Would Be Lost in 2025 appeared first on Seed World.
The OECD–FAO Agricultural Outlook 2025-2034 offers a 10-year forecast for global, regional, and national agriculture and fish markets, covering trends in cereals, oilseeds, sugar, biofuels, cotton, and more.The post OECD–FAO Outlook: Crop Demand, Trade to Rise Over Next Decade appeared first on Seed
Assosementi and Ukraine’s UIPVE signed an MoU on July 14 to strengthen cooperation in the seed sector, promoting scientific, technical, and economic ties and supporting Ukraine’s food security.The post Assosementi, UIPVE Unite to Support Ukraine’s Seed Industry appeared first on Seed World.
The European potato sector faces rising concerns as Türkiye rejected over 5,500 tonnes of EU and UK seed potatoes due to pest detections, despite prior testing confirming compliance with international phytosanitary standards.The post EU, Türkiye Urged to Resolve Seed Potato Dispute appeared first on
Leveraging Denmark’s leadership in plant breeding and seed production, Euroseeds expects the Danish EU presidency to prioritize finalizing the Regulation for New Genomic Techniques (NGTs). These innovative tools, including gene editing, are vital for advancing European agriculture’s competitiveness,
Over 1,800 seed professionals from 70+ countries gathered in Istanbul to shape the future of seed through new partnerships, bold ideas, and innovations. This event was more than a conference—it was a global launchpad for what's next in the seed industry. The video captures key moments, vibrant show
A new international partnership is investing in vegetable seed research tailored to desert and arid environments. With a focus on boosting food production in challenging climates, the collaboration will establish a research center in the UAE to develop resilient, high-performing seed varieties using
