Resources
PPI in the News
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Government of Canada announces funding to help soybean farmers manage extreme weather
July 2024
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Kingston BioTech company on "climate change resistant crops"
June 2023
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Ontario Genomics BioCreate Program Funding Announcement
June 2023
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Activation tagging identifies Arabidopsis transcription factor AtMYB68 for heat and drought tolerance at yield determining reproductive stages
December 2020
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Canadian Government Invests in Performance Plants’ High Yielding Soybean Technology Project
October 2020
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Kultevat Inc licenses Biotech Trait Technologies from Performance Plants for Natural Rubber
September 2020
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Kingston named one of the 20 best places to invest in Canada.
November 2019
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Firm officially opens new home
May 2017
Industry Updates
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China to give safety approval to more domestic GMO corn types
Reuters: December 28, 2021
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Boosting agrifood life sciences is key to India’s agricultural future
The Indian Express: December 15, 2021
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EU calls for rethink of GMO rules for gene-edited crops
Reuters: April 29, 2021
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FDA, USDA and EPA announce joint platform to streamline information about agricultural biotechnology products
Press release: January 9, 2020
In the Academic Community
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Presentation on "Development and commercialization of high yielding soybean with enhanced water use efficiency" at the Canada Synbio 2023 Conference, Toronto, ON (June, 2023) https://www.canadasynbio.ca/agenda
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Deciphering key genetic regulators for enhancing crop yield under increasing global climate volatility. Opening Keynote Symposium at the 13th Canadian Association for Plant Biotechnology Conference, Laval University, Quebec City, Canada (August, 2022).
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Development of climate-resilient, high-performance crops through target-specific genomic and genetic engineering at yield determining reproductive stages. Keynote Seminar at the AAFC Gene Editing Workshop (May, 2022).
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Development of high yielding soybean through genetic trait stacking. Plant Biotechnology Working Group of Canada Grains Council (October, 2021).
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Development and commercialization of climate-ready, high performance crops through genetic engineering at yield determining developmental stages. 8th Plant Genomics & Gene Editing Congress USA, Virtual Conference (March, 2021).
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Increasing crop yield under climate variability through genetic engineering of stress tolerance. Department of Biochemistry, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada (January, 2020).
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Development of high-yielding crops through genetic trait stacking. 7th Plant Genomics & Gene Editing Congress USA, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA (November, 2019).
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Increasing crop yields under climate variability through target-specific genetic regulation for drought and heat stress tolerance. South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou, China (November, 2017).
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Improving crop yields under climate variability through target-specific genetic engineering for drought and heat stress tolerance. Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, Hohhot, China (November, 2017).
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Holy Grail of agricultural biotechnology: the long and winding road towards the development of high yielding drought and heat stress tolerant crops. Queen’s Biology Research Symposium, Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada (April, 2017).
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Growing Your Market Presence-Lessons Learned in Asia. Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, University of Guelph, Guelph, Canada (March, 2017).
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Enhancing global food security through agricultural biotechnology: the past, current and future. Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, China (October, 2016).
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Enhancing crop performance and productivity: the past, present and future. Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, Hohhot, China (October, 2016).
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Improving crop yields under climate variability through target-specific genetic engineering for drought and heat stress tolerance. 4th Plant Genomics Congress USA, Pennsylvania, USA (September, 2016).
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Enhancing crop performance and productivity through genetic and genomic engineering. Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, Hohhot, China (November, 2015).
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Increasing canola yields under climate variability through genetic engineering of heat and drought stress tolerance. 14th International Rapeseed Congress, Saskatoon, Canada (July, 2015).