Radical transparency and genome editing in agricultural seed development

Hagen Duenbostel, CEO of KWS, a leading agricultural seed company, talks with Innovation Forum's Toby Webb about genome editing, how it’s different from genetic modification, and what radical transparency makes sense for his company as they develop genome editing technology

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