Tag Archives Plant breeding
Researchers break the wild-domestic barrier in legumes
They’re hoping to tap wild relatives for important traits such as disease and pest resistance
U of M plant breeder earns international accolades
The University of Manitoba’s Rob Duncan is a rising star in the world of plant breeding and just earned a prestigious U.S. award
Changing the discussion on genetic engineering
A genetic engineering researcher who is married to an organic farmer is trying to bridge the gap between consumers and science
Saskatchewan farmer pays up after breaching plant breeders’ rights
Seed companies warn infringers potentially face significant costs, not only for unpaid royalties but also the investigation and court costs
Homegrown canola breeder sees opportunities and challenges
BrettYoung and DL Seeds say they’ll continue to be a major player in canola breeding in Western Canada
SeCan celebrates 40th anniversary
Canada’s largest certified seed distributor is even more relevant today, says general manager Jeff Reid
Canada to regulate CRISPR technology
The new gene editing tool may not produce GMO products, but they will be considered 'novel'
PBR enforcement numbers highest on record
Financial penalties can range from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands, depending on the level of illegal sales
What you can do to comply with seed laws
The first step is buying certified seed, the second is documenting it
Tracking down illicit seed sellers
Private investigators are helping the seed trade enforce plant breeders’ rights