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Biden honors Purdue researcher for sorghum hybrids

Gebisa Ejeta received the National Medal of Science for his work on sorghum strains that withstand droughts and parasites.

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Biotech Crops

China approves GM corn, soy seeds to boost crop production

Move supports Xi Jinping’s push for food self-sufficiency and security.

Agriculture Technology

Researchers to sequence 400 soybean genomes, improve future crops

Soybean pangenome project is designed to create an even more robust and resilient crop.

Biotech Crops

Mexican researchers advance efforts to replace US corn imports

Experts at the Autonomous University of Chapingo unveiled advances in developing seeds for yellow corn as an alternative to U.S. imports.

Grain Trade & Export

Canada joins GM corn dispute as third party

In its announcement, Canada said it shares concerns over Mexico's regulatory actions that impact the use of biotech corn in certain products.

Biotech Crops

USDA: 55% of total harvested US cropland uses biotechnology

The most prevalent GM traits are herbicide tolerance and insect resistance.

Grain Trade & Export

Mexico won't modify biotech corn decree ahead of USMCA panel

The U.S. has initiated a dispute settlement panel under the USMCA in response to certain Mexican measures pertaining to biotech corn.

Grain Trade & Export

US challenges Mexico's biotech corn measures under USMCA

Concerns over Mexico's biotech corn policies leads to the launch of a dispute settlement panel under USMCA.

Grain Insights

GMO wheat in the US? It’s getting closer

Argentina is now producing GMO wheat and has export buyers, but trade remains a hurdle for the U.S.

Grain Trade & Export

Mexico: US will not cooperate on biotech corn studies

Mexican Deputy Agriculture Minister Victor Suarez said the U.S. denied a request to participate in new scientific studies with Mexico on genetically modified corn.

Editor’s View

Organic grain frauds prompt USDA to pass stronger regulations

The Strengthening Organic Enforcement rule takes a major step toward reducing schemes involving non-organic products sold as organic.

Grain Trade & Export

Mexico predicts corn production increase amid US trade tensions

The production, which represents white and yellow corn, marks growth of more than 2 million metric tons.

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