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Bridging The Skills Gap in Plant Breeding

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By John Derera, Trushar Shah, Rose Harriet Okech
| Seed Today Verified
The Collaborative Breeding Leadership Program (July 8, 2024) - By 2050, our planet will be home to over 10 billion people, with Africa alone needing to feed more than 2.5 billion—a monumental task amidst climate crises and global uncertainties. Today, we stand at a pivotal moment. The disparity between population growth and food production in sub-Saharan Africa emphasizes the urgency for innovative solutions.
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New Genome Editing Research Framework For Mozambique

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By Rose Harriet Okech, Walter Langat
| Seed Today Verified
(June 25, 2024) - Mozambique is on the verge of initiating significant research in crops and animals using genome editing, as the country’s biosafety authority plans to develop a framework to guide such research activities. This was highlighted during a biotechnology workshop held June 5-7 in Maputo, organized by IITA in collaboration with the University of California-Davis and AUDA-NEPAD.
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Waarom gen-editing als muziek in de oren van kwekers zou kunnen klinken

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By Rose Harriet Okech
| EOS Wetenschap Verified
De beschikbaarheid van verbeterd plantgoed voor boeren wordt belemmerd door lange wachttijden omdat veredelingsprocessen over het algemeen langdurig zijn. Naarmate de wereldbevolking blijft toenemen, neemt de behoefte aan een voedselveilige planeet nog meer toe. Een gen-editing systeem zou de ontwikkeling van planten met een verhoogd aanpassingsvermogen helpen versnellen.
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