Fifteen years after the first draft of the corn genome was published, the roles of 98% of its nearly 40,000 genes remain unknown. Conventional gene characterization methods have been slow and expensive.

Pairwise, a leading genetics-based food and agriculture innovation company, has developed the world’s first seedless blackberry using their proprietary CRISPR-based Fulcrum™ Platform.

New curriculum from First the Seed Foundation and Innovature focuses on plant breeding innovation.

Is plant-stimulated natural production of fertilizer on the horizon? According to a recent article from Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News (GEN), gene-edited rice just might hold the key!