Breeding Advancement: Opportunities and Challenges

Authors: Dr. Suresh Kumar

Country: India

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Abstract: This research paper explores advancements in breeding technologies, focusing on their opportunities, challenges, and future directions. It begins by examining the evolution of breeding techniques, highlighting significant innovations such as precision breeding, gene editing, and marker-assisted selection, which have enabled improvements in crop and livestock traits. The paper discusses various challenges, including ethical concerns, regulatory barriers, and resource limitations that impact the adoption and success of these technologies. Through case studies, the research illustrates real-world applications and the outcomes of these advancements, such as the development of drought-tolerant crops and disease-resistant varieties. Looking forward, the paper identifies key future directions, including the integration of digital agriculture, the emphasis on sustainability and climate resilience, and the need for global collaboration. Policy implications are also addressed, emphasizing the importance of regulatory frameworks, investment in R&D, and equitable access to technology. The paper concludes by highlighting strategic recommendations for policymakers to maximize the benefits of breeding advancements while addressing potential risks. Overall, this study provides a comprehensive overview of the transformative potential of modern breeding technologies and offers insights into how these innovations can contribute to sustainable and resilient agricultural systems.

Keywords: Breeding technologies, precision breeding, gene editing, marker-assisted selection, digital agriculture, sustainability, climate resilience, policy implications, agricultural innovation, genetic diversity

Paper Id: 231156

Published On: 2017-06-03

Published In: Volume 5, Issue 3, May-June 2017

Cite This: Breeding Advancement: Opportunities and Challenges - Dr. Suresh Kumar - IJIRMPS Volume 5, Issue 3, May-June 2017.

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