The International Seed Federation (ISF) is marking a significant milestone this year, celebrating 100 years of exceptional contributions to the global seed sector and agriculture. Since its establishment in 1924, the ISF has been a leading advocate for seed policies that promote sustainable agriculture and ensure food security on a global scale.
Through its commitment to innovation and seed quality, the federation has implemented rigorous standards in seed testing and plant breeding, transforming the sector and making high-quality seeds more accessible to farmers. The ISF has grown from a small group of seed traders to an influential organization with members from over 70 countries, highlighting its impact on the industry.
The centennial celebrations of the ISF offer a retrospective of the federation’s journey through a century of agricultural challenges and accomplishments. Events include a global conference featuring experts in biotechnology and sustainable farming practices, as well as a special publication highlighting the ISF’s contributions to agriculture.
Looking forward to the future, the ISF remains focused on embracing cutting-edge technologies and fostering collaboration across borders. By ensuring that resilient and top-quality seed varieties reach farmers worldwide, the ISF is laying the foundation for another century of growth and prosperity in the industry.
At Seed World Congress, you will have an opportunity to attend content from this event by looking out for Seed World’s Shawn Brook and Marcel Bruins. Keep an eye out for them!
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