Every gram of synthetic nitrogen fertiliser comes at a cost of energy, money, and carbon emissions. Over the past 50 years, this natural process has been overshadowed by industrial production and use of industrial fertilisers, which have become essential for food security but undermine environment and human health. There is a pressing need to explore more sustainable solutions that can

Plant Success and the Training Centre for Predictive Breeding hosted a week of soybean collaborative project meetings in Brisbane earlier this month, bringing together teams from BASF, Iowa State University (ISU), and QAAFI. A central objective of this collaboration is to tackle Genotype x Environment x Management (GxExM) interactions in soybean – a complex challenge that demands coordinated expertise across modelling, physiology, genomics, and breeding. The meetings