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Changing the Color of Crops Could Help Robots Differentiate Crops From Weeds

Boosting the blue pigments in plants through gene editing could make weeding easier. This is according to the article authored by Pedro Correia and other researchers from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark published in Trends in Plant Science.

Climate change rapidly impacts crops, thus the need for various ways to improve the tolerance of plants to stressors, such as weeds. This led the researchers to explore on adding signature traits to crops to be easily recognized by remote sensing.

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Producers were probably less than thrilled when the WASDE report was released earlier this week. Here to discuss that and other trends impacting the grain markets is Barchart senior analyst Darin Newsom.