Wheat hybrid technology to be showcased at Cereals
Syngenta will be revealing its new X-Terra wheat range as part of its Cereals crop…
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Low asparagine, high yielding wheat developed with gene editing
Scientists at Rothamsted Research have successfully developed wheat with dramatically reduced levels of asparagine, without…
GE barley crop the first to receive a UK PBO marketing notice
A gene-edited barley developed by scientists at Rothamsted Research has become the first crop to…
University needs septoria management feedback
Warwick University is asking growers and agronomists to contribute to a survey on how precision…
BOFIN webinar to launch new oilseed rape project
Arable farmers, researchers and agronomists are invited to a webinar on Thursday 26 March, to…
Defra call for SPS information
Defra has launched a Call for Information to understand the impact of the SPS (Sanitary…
Syngenta gets first European approval for X-Terra hybrid wheat
Syngenta has announced that its X-Terra hybrid wheat has received registration approval for use in France.…
Charity donation for variety decision survey completion
Completing a survey on variety choice decisions will earn charity RABI (Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution)…
Gene editing advances must not be lost in EU negotiations NFU warns
NFU President Tom Bradshaw told MPs that a closer trading relationship with the European Union…
Agronomy conference discounted ticket offer for Lamma visitors
Lamma visitors have the chance to get discounted tickets for next month’s Agronomy Exchange conference…