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Prof Interviewed by Motherboard on Using Space Technology to Grow Plants

Prof. Mike Dixon, School of Environmental Science, was interviewed by Motherboard June 21. He spoke about his research into developing plants that could produce vegetables and feed astronauts on Mars. Dixon also discussed how the technology can be adapted for northern climates, where importing produce can be extremely expensive. Dixon studies space exploration and plant-environment interaction.

Source: Uoguelph


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Introducing a New Era of Soybean Trait Technology with BASF Nemasphere

Video: Introducing a New Era of Soybean Trait Technology with BASF Nemasphere


BASF is introducing Nemasphere, a new soybean innovation designed to help growers tackle one of the industry’s biggest yield threats — soybean cyst nematode.

In this video, Justin Moritz, Trait Technology Specialist with BASF, explains how this new technology aims to protect soybean yield potential.