Cibus In The News

Our goal in Cibus In The News is to provide background information on the role of sustainable agriculture in the world.

Bloomberg Businessweek Podcast

The Evolution of Gene-Edited Crops

Rory Riggs, CEO of Cibus, discusses the changing world of plant breeding. Hosts: Carol Massar and Madison Mills. Producer: Paul Brennan.

Western Producer

Durable Sclerotinia Resistance Built into Canola

San Diego Business Journal

Cibus Closes Calyxt Deal

Seed World

When it Comes to Gene Editing, You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet

San Diego Business Journal

Cibus 'Cements' Itself as Industry Leader with Calyxt Merger

Farm Journal/AGWEB

Gene Editing Merger Focuses, Accelerates Trait Licensing

WIRED

Europe’s Drought Might Force Acceptance of Gene-Edited Crops

San Diego Business Journal

Cibus Ready to Grow With Gene-Edited Seeds

The Western Producer

Shattering design to release ahead of combine

The Economist

The coming food catastrophe

S & P Global

Significant gene-editing policy changes seen in Europe

futurefarming.com

Gene editing to lead a new agricultural revolution - Future Farming

SpringerLink

Gene editing in Brassica napus  for basic research and trait development

Plant Biotechnology Journal

Oligonucleotide-directed mutagenesis for precision gene editing

medium.com

ESG And Precision Gene Editing

International Journal of Molecular Sciences

Genome Editing in Agriculture: Technical and Practical Considerations

medium.com

A fourth agricultural revolution is underway. What should we call it?

The Western Producer

Sclerotinia resistant genetics for non-GM canola crop

innovature

Gene Editing Is A Key To Environmental Sustainability

CIBUS and Environment, Part One: How Can We Save Both the Rainforests and Sharks? Gene editing.

medium.com

We will be feeding 2 billion more people by 2050. We need gene editing to do it.

medium.com

The Need For Speed In Plant Breeding

medium.com

What Does GMO Mean Anyway?

medium.com

Gene Editing Can Feed The World — If We Let It

Scientific American

Diseases Can Jump to Humans from Plants, Not Just from Animals

Scientific American

Diseases Can Jump to Humans from Plants, Not Just from Animals

The Wall Street Journal

High-Speed Trader GTS to Create Online Market for Pre-IPO Shares

Seed World

How Gene Editing is Reshaping Agriculture

Scientific American

Breeding a Nonallergenic Peanut

San Diego Business Journal

Technology, Talent Keep Area's Agriculture Growing Strong

Scientific American

GMOs Are Not Agriculture's Future-Biotech Is

San Diego Business Journal

Cibus’ Genetic Editing Aims to Outdo GMO

New Scientist

The second great battle for the future of our food is underway

Xconomy

Cibus Raises $70M for Marketing of Gene-Edited Canola, More R&D

Successful Farming

How Gene Editing will Boost Crop Yields