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Our 2023 accomplishment report, "Transforming Food & Agriculture: Innovations and Conversations" is now out! Learn more about our impactful and meaningful contributions to biotechnology through strategic efforts and collaborative projects. Read here: bit.ly/ISAAA2023

The Philippine Fiber Industry Authority held the first Bt Cotton Harvest Festival in Batac City on May 7, 2024, joined by cotton farmers, weavers, researchers, and representatives from government agencies and the academe. Read details in Science Speaks: tinyurl.com/u2vy225d

ISAAA and DA Biotech Program release the second edition of Pinoy Biotek Magazine featuring Pinoy biotech products derived from conventional and modern biotechnology. Download and share here: tinyurl.com/2s3f69uw DA Biotech

Dr. Paul S. Teng steps down as the Chair of ISAAA Board of Trustees. ISAAA Inc. welcomes Dr. William D. Dar, former Secretary of the Philippine Department of Agriculture as the new Chair of ISAAA Board of Trustees. Read more in #BiotechUpdates: tinyurl.com/4eckb79b

ISAAA and DA Biotech Program release the third issue of Pinoy Biotek Magazine featuring Pinoy biotech products derived from conventional and modern biotechnology. Download and share here: tinyurl.com/y2cjnt9f

ISAAA and DA Biotech Program release the fourth issue of Pinoy Biotek Magazine featuring Pinoy biotech products derived from conventional and modern biotechnology. Download and share here: tinyurl.com/PinoyBiotekMag…

ISAAA Inc. releases the policy brief "Advancing Philippine Agriculture: Strategic Framework for the Commercialization of Biotech Innovations." Read and download here: bit.ly/2024PolicyBrie…

Registration to #ASCA7 is now open! ISAAA Inc. is now accepting registrations for the 7th Asian Short Course on Agribiotechnology, Biosafety Regulation, and Communication in Bangkok, Thailand on September 2-6, 2024. For details, read #BiotechUpdates: tinyurl.com/jfx6znpt

ISAAA.org and DA Biotech Program release "Farmers Speak: Stories from the Fields," documenting how biotech corn has improved the lives of Filipino farmers. Read and download at bit.ly/FarmersSpeak

A new study finds that the lack of skilled plant breeders could have dire implications for global food security. Plant breeders are the unsung heroes of the world's food supply and the architects of global food security. Read more in Science Speaks: tinyurl.com/5454fvww

Did you know? The Day of Eight Billion happened in November 15, 2022, marking the day the world population reached 8 billion. New study reveals that a shortage of plant breeders could have 'dire' food security implications. Read more in Science Speaks: tinyurl.com/5454fvww

Witnessing the plight of Filipino farmers, Farmer AD became interested in finding solutions to increase their yields and productivity, which led to the establishment of a “mission farm” in Camotes Islands, Cebu. Read his story here: bit.ly/FarmersSpeak

Dorina “Dhen'' Roche, a second-generation biotech corn farmer from Sara, Iloilo says farming has supported her and her family throughout her life. Her mother was among the earliest adopters of biotech corn in their community. Read here story here: bit.ly/FarmersSpeak

Randy Magno, 51, never imagined that his life would change as a farmer when he started planting biotech corn 21 years ago. His life was challenging before biotech corn adoption. Read his story in Farmers Speak: Stories from the Fields here: bit.ly/FarmersSpeak

In the barangay of Caratagan in Pio Duran, Albay, the story of 60-year-old Deorita Borero Pillarda unfolds—one of resilience, practicality, and the enduring pride of a farmer. Read Deorita's story in Farmers Speak: Stories from the Fields: bit.ly/FarmersSpeak

At 55, Henry Lariosa of South Cotabato, Mindanao embodies the spirit of the hardworking Filipino, nearly to the point of burning the candle at both ends. Read Henry's story in Farmers Speak: Stories from the Fields: bit.ly/FarmersSpeak

Congratulations, Thailand! The legislation paves the way for the safe development and commercial use of genome-edited plants, animals, and microorganisms in agriculture in the country.

Although Raul Carreras is a civil engineer by training, he found his passion in the fertile soils of Brgy. Panagan, Tigaon, Camarines Sur, where he is recognized as an important farmer-scientist. Read his story in Farmers Speak: Stories from the Fields: bit.ly/FarmersSpeak

Conscious efforts must be made to encourage stakeholder participation in science-based discussions. Tackling biotechnology online is one of the most efficient ways to facilitate discourses on the technology. Read more in Science Speaks: tinyurl.com/uyf7u5zx