Moving from random, untargeted mutagenesis to specific, targeted mutagenesis Humans have been breeding plants for millennia. Our ancestors began to… Read More
Over the course of this week, September 10th-14th, Stuart has the great pleasure of being in the beautiful country of… Read More
Who holds the future of agriculture, farmers or the courts? What a summer! I’m not talking about a whirlwind vacation,… Read More
☀️Summer is here! For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, it is now time for us to kick back,… Read More
How foreign governments & eNGOs are playing politics over a handful of GM wheat kernels In mid-June 2018, the Canadian… Read More
By: Alora Hughes, University of Saskatchewan Student The challenges and advantages of adopting vertical farming Food scarcity is a problem… Read More
How Science is Winning Consumers Back For those that live near the oceans, they know that the tide can only… Read More
By: Claire Williams, University of Saskatchewan AgBio Student As a student, I am by no means an agriculture expert. Proof… Read More
Why growing farm sizes are normal Frequently when I tell someone I’ve just met that I’m an agricultural economist, the… Read More
What risks are assessed before a GM crop or food is approved? Any time a new crop or food product… Read More