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Shaping the future of agriculture

Farmers are being asked to do more with less. At a time when the world needs more food, that food is getting harder to grow. Gene editing is one of the most transformative technologies our industry has seen in the past half century. The promise of gene editing is nearly limitless. It can safely and effectively increase yields, help farmers adapt to climate change, and grow more nutritious food. This technology could change the way we farm and meaningfully address the world's food security and climate challenges.
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What is gene editing?

Gene editing is used as a plant breeding tool, allowing scientists and researchers to make precise, targeted and beneficial changes to a plant’s DNA. These changes can replicate the same types of variation that occur in nature or through traditional plant breeding, just with greater precision and efficiency. Gene editing allows scientists to carefully edit, delete, or adjust individual instructions – much like changing a word or sentence to improve clarity or meaning.

How we use gene editing

Improve crop performance, including yield potential and disease resistance
Enhance resilience to environmental stresses such as heat and drought
Have an idea to strengthen our food and fuel systems?

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Mat Muller

+1-515-343-6682

mathias.muller@vylor.com

Eswar Narayanan

+1-515-535-8512

narayanan.eswar@vylor.com

Mai Komatsu

+1-302-319-1895

mai.komatsu@vylor.com