The Crop Science Podcast Show - Dr. Stuart Smyth: Genetically Modified Crops and Sustainable Weed Control | Ep. 150

In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Dr. Stuart Smyth, Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, explains how genetically modified crops support sustainable crop production. He discusses weed control, reduced tillage, carbon sequestration, herbicide resistance, crop rotations, and environmental impacts. Dr. Smyth also examines how crop genetics could improve nutrient use and crop value. Listen now on all major platforms!

What you'll learn:  

• GM crop weed control
• Soil carbon sequestration
• Reduced herbicide impact
• Herbicide resistance management
• Future crop genetics

Meet the guest:

Dr. Stuart Smyth is a Professor at the University of Saskatchewan and holds the Industry Chair in Agri-Food Innovation. His work focuses on agricultural innovation, biotechnology, regulation, policy, and science communication. He earned his PhD in Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of Saskatchewan. Hear Dr. Stuart Smyth discuss sustainable crop production on The Crop Science Podcast Show, available on all major platforms. 

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