World: The seed sector promotes its commitment to sustainable agriculture

Published 2022년 5월 16일

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The 2022 World Seed Congress, organized by the International Seed Federation and Spanish seed associations ANOVE and APROSE, was held in Barcelona, bringing together over 1,400 professionals to discuss innovation and quality seeds for sustainable agriculture. The event, held after a two-year pause due to the pandemic, emphasized the role of seeds in food security and the importance of free global movement of seeds. The Congress highlighted the significant increase in European agricultural productivity over the last two decades, largely due to plant breeding, and underscored the need for continued research and innovation to meet the food production challenges of a growing global population. The importance of collaboration, sustainable practices, and innovation in seed improvement was emphasized to ensure food security and provide value to the agricultural chain.

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After two years, the global seed industry is once again meeting in person, taking action to promote innovation and the quality seed movement to support sustainable agriculture in the midst of a changing and increasingly challenging world. The International Seed Federation (ISF) has chosen Spain as the venue for the 2022 World Seed Congress, which will be held in Barcelona from May 16 to 18, co-organized with the Spanish seed associations ANOVE and APROSE. This event has returned to the face-to-face format the most important meeting of the world seed sector, after having been postponed for two years due to the pandemic. More than 1,400 professionals attend the face-to-face congress, while another 1,000 participate in the congress activity through the online platform 'Channel World Seed', thus establishing a hybrid format, as long as mobility is not recovered in all the countries of the world. totally normal. The seed as the starting point of the food chain In relation to the slogan ...

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