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Extract from SeedWorld (Melissa Shipman)
“There is opportunity in the ag start-up ecosystem to fill this gap. On the technology side, I estimate that a pure quantum technology solution to be available in five to 10 years. The good news is that you do not need to wait because there are several paths that utilize partial solutions that are a significant leap forward,” Byrum says, mentioning this revolution will be both disruptive and exciting.
“Today’s competitive advantage in breeding is dependent on scale and efficiency but what if scale and efficiency are no longer the key competitive barriers? The potential is to deliver products to a grower with greater precision and speed with lower cost of development,” Byrum says.
