Harvest · 丰收 | Issue 5 | OCT 2024
In both China and Germany, the conservation and the re-cultivation of endangered old varieties and landraces…
In both China and Germany, the conservation and the re-cultivation of endangered old varieties and landraces…
This brief explores how China and Germany can learn from each other to advance the policy agenda for agrobiodiversity…
The first issue of Harvest · 丰收, our bi-annual magazine on agricultural cooperation, examines the latest trends in China’s seed sector and…
GMOs (genetically-modified organisms) are seen as crucial building blocs in enhancing agricultural productivity and efficiency…
While China approves hundreds of seed varieties every year, many of them are critized as having little commercial value. A major overhaul of China’s Seed Law…
In recent years, seeds and the development of the Chinese seed sector have gained importance. As the “foundation of agricultural modernization”, seeds and germplasm resources are seen as a crucial…
While there is no single seed policy, plant breeding is one field of activity within the recently adopted overall crop cultivation strategy of the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture…
Seeds have been termed the “microchips of agriculture”, highlighting the significance Chinese policymakers attach to the sector. In her contribution for German for agricultural journal DFG Mitteilungen, DCZ expert…
China’s seed sector has seen rapid development in the past decades, turning the country into the world’s second largest seed market. Yet, industry fragmentation and limited innovation capacity…
As China seeks to boost the innovation capacity of its domestic seed sector, better protecting plant variety rights will play an important role…