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Hop Latent Viroid – the latest Billion-Dollar Threat to the industry
Hop latent viroid, or HLVd, is more widespread globally than previously thought. Concern has spread from growers to business leaders and investors because of the financial impact HLVd is having on the industry, as evidenced by recent articles in MJBizDaily and the Wall Street Journal. Here’s what we know about HLVd.
Read MoreThe Impact of Modern Seed Genetics in Commercial Cannabis
This case study explores how Montana-based Streamline Farms successfully pivoted from growing tomatoes to cannabis with a limited budget and small footprint — using Phylos Production Ready Seed.
Read MoreThe Value of Change
This case study examines a trial conducted by a US-based and licensed commercial cannabis cultivator that wanted to measure the productivity of seed-based cultivation and estimated production costs compared to clonal-based propagation.
Read MoreWebinar: Scale and increase profitability with uniform seed-grown production
Phylos’ latest webinar, “Scale and Increase Profitability with Uniform Seed-Grown Production” hosted by MJ Biz Daily features industry leaders in breeding & cultivation as they discuss the many reasons why seeds are the future of cannabis production.
Read MoreWhy seed-grown cannabis is the new move for commercial growers
Advances in breeding innovation has brought a new option to growers focused on uniformity, input reduction, and risk mitigation: Phylos Production-Ready™ Seed
Read MoreMaximizing yield and efficiency - Insights from Phylos’ cannabis density trial
Researchers at Phylos and Progressive Plant Research conducted a study to measure the impact of planting density on cannabis yield, efficiency, and more.
Read MoreWhy a data-driven approach to your crops can revolutionize your grow operation
Data-driven plant breeding techniques give growers access to reduced cycle times, improved selection accuracy, and can accelerate genetic gain.
Read MoreFrom day 1 to 25—Phylos's autoflower density trial in progress
Less than a month ago, we started a density trial for our line of autoflower varieties. Phylos's Breeding Project Manager, Becca Kirkpatrick, walks us through why this work is important for our customers. Stay tuned to hear the final results later this fall.
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