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- Inputs & crop science, GlobalThe future of crop breeding and genetic engineeringCrop breeding has moved from selection and crossing to molecular markers, gene editing and genetic engineering, which can speed up work on higher-yielding, disease-resistant and climate-resilient crops.
- Inputs & crop science, GlobalThe latest advances in biotechnology, and how they are revolutionizing the way we grow and harvest cropsGenetic engineering, CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, nanotechnology, precision agriculture and vertical farming are changing how crops are grown, alongside concerns about environmental and health effects.
- Inputs & crop science, GlobalNew plant breeding technologies for improving crop productivity and qualityGenome editing, synthetic biology, AI, digital modelling and big data analysis are being used to breed crops with better yield, disease resistance and nutrition, faster and more accurately.