#USask's annual Agriculture Research Day is taking place on Wednesday, September 24, hosted by USask AgBio and the Agriculture Signature Area of Research! Students, staff and faculty are invited to learn more and register a poster at: surveymonkey.ca/r/AgResearchDa… #USaskResearch

Special Issue Ongoing: deadline January 2026 Themes of interest include advancements in genome editing tech., engineering of stress-resilient metabolic pathways, and integration of genome editing with omics. Wiley Plant Science @plantspps Read more bit.ly/46S2w4n

Review by Roeder et al. Cornell University Rashmi Sasidharan UU_Plants Faculty of Science, Utrecht University Leibniz IPK INRAE_International CRAG CNRS 🌍 The Plant Cell ASPB #Translational insights into #abiotic interactions: From #Arabidopsis to #crop plants academic.oup.com/plcell/article… Plant Science International Society for Plant Low O2 Research 🌱Pierdomenico Perata

Missed the webinar? The recording is now available! Learn how to plan your publication, select the right journal, write clear titles and abstracts, and navigate Open Access publishing. 📽️▶️ ow.ly/b9vK50WnUm9 #ResearchSkills #OpenAccess #ECRs #AcademicWriting

Some areas are getting decent rain this year. Steve sent in a picture of his CDC Tollefson peas, standing tall! We will be checking in after #harvest25 to see how he made out. If you picked up seed from us this year, we would love to see your photos of how they are making out!

🫛CDC Tollefson 🫛 Tom Warkentin USask AgBio Crop Development Centre - USask

🫛CDC Huskie 🫛 Tom Warkentin Crop Development Centre - USask USask AgBio

🫛CDC Mosaic - a specialty market class pea Tom Warkentin Crop Development Centre - USask USask AgBio

🫛CDC Meadow🫛 Tom Warkentin Crop Development Centre - USask USask AgBio

🫛 CDC Huskie🫛 Tom Warkentin Crop Development Centre - USask USask AgBio

Register for Agriculture Research Day on Sept. 24! 🌱 Open to all students, faculty, and staff conducting research in the Agriculture Signature Area at #USask. Register: surveymonkey.ca/r/AgResearchDa…

Our PPOD project wrapped up this year but this is only the beginning as it lays the foundations for further improvements in yield and protein concentration in pea. Tom Warkentin Crop Development Centre - USask USask AgBio

Did you know? Yellow peas are Alberta’s largest pulse crop! With the ability to grow in all parts of the province, yellow peas are nitrogen fixers that improve soil health – a great addition to crop rotation plans!

As part of our PPOD (Pea Protein Omics Determination) the economic analyses in this multi-discplinary project provided invaluable insights for downstream applications of increased pea protein. Tom Warkentin Crop Development Centre - USask USask AgBio doi.org/10.1002/aepp.7…