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Cut in the gene code

Elizabeth Frick harnesses selective genetic modifications with genome editing

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Issue 01.2026

Cut in the gene code

Introduction

Miscellaneous

3From the world of KWS

Leafy PopUp · TechDocScanner · CAMA Awards · Registration for the Beer Town Run · BlickPunkt survey

Strategy

4Paving new ways: Watermelons

How we created Tropikalia, our first variety

5From asking questions to making changes

Three teams share how they’re implementing requests from the Employee Engagement Survey

6Preparing for the Champions League

The current status of hybrid breeding in barley, wheat and potatoes

7KWS in the supermarket

Milestone: Pea protein in a milk alternative

Work

8Certification: Like in the lab, only faster

DLG confirms the quality of the BEETROMETER®

9This is S/4 Integrated Flow GROW

Chart: Transparent, efficient process chain

10Station profile: Kondratowice (Poland)

Hybrid rye and more

11Interesting facts about sugarbeet

A powerful raw material for sustainable sweetness

12Sugarbeet

Info graphic

13Seed propagation in five steps

From planning to refinement

Research

14Sustainability in our varieties

Breeding plant traits that conserve resources

People

15Women’s Careers: Change requires leadership

Marianne Sela Buurlage on diversity and the importance of mentoring for women

16Andreas Gertz: The rise of hybrids

Why our oilseed rape has made such fine advances since the start of the millennium

17Michael Scholz: Inspired by technology

The Head of Sugarbeet Seed Processing looks back on a 41-year career

18Talking Change: Understanding change

An intranet site conveys what change is about

19Cutting vegetables

Portrait: Elizabeth Frick explains genome editing

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