The Enterprise Breeding System (EBS) is revolutionizing rice breeding with QTL profiling. By transforming complex genotyping data into clear, actionable insights, breeders can identify key traits like disease resistance and yield stability in minutes. This innovation accelerates decision-making, streamlines breeding cycles, and strengthens global efforts toward resilient, food-secure futures.
From 8–13 September 2025, IRRI conducted Enterprise Breeding System (EBS) End-User Training in Tanzania, engaging researchers from IRRI and TARI across Uyole and Dakawa stations. Led by Michael Gituma, the sessions enhanced digital capacity, strengthened collaboration, and empowered participants to apply EBS for more efficient, data-driven breeding practices.
From September 8–12, 2025, IRRI hosted a Train-the-Trainer program on the Enterprise Breeding System (EBS) for PhilRice selected staff. The five-day course-built skills in system management and data handling, empowering participants to strengthen institutional capacity, promote EBS adoption, and advance collaborative, data-driven breeding across national programs.
From September 8–12, 2025, IRRI hosted a Train-the-Trainers program on the Enterprise Breeding System (EBS), empowering PhilRice participants to master EBS as part of their system, advanced integrations, and breeding data workflows. By preparing them as future trainers, the event strengthens capacity and drives wider adoption of digital innovations in rice breeding.
Rodolfo emphasized that “EBS doesn’t just make breeding or research easier—it shifts the focus from process management to actual discovery, which is the heart of research.”
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Video created by Michael Reyes (IRRI)
From September 8–12, 2025, IRRI hosted a Train-the-Trainers program on the Enterprise Breeding System (EBS), empowering PhilRice participants to master EBS as part of their system, advanced integrations, and breeding data workflows. By preparing them as future trainers, the event strengthens capacity and drives wider adoption of digital innovations in rice breeding.
Credits: Video created by Michael Reyes (IRRI)
In this video, David Muruu, Research Associate for Plant Breeding and Data Management from the Alliance Bioversity International – CIAT’s tropical forages program, shares his experiences and key takeaways on the first-ever Knowledge Exchange Program (KEP) held at IRRI HQ on 13-24 January 2025. This workshop concludes their Enterprise Breeding System (EBS) adoption. The KEP is an initiative of the Breeding and Research Services (BRS), a sub-unit of the CGIAR Genetic Innovation Science Group
In this video, Luis Hernández, Senior Research Coordinator from the Alliance Bioversity International – CIAT’s tropical forages program, shares his experiences and key takeaways on the first-ever Knowledge Exchange Program (KEP) held at IRRI HQ on 13-24 January 2025. This workshop concludes their Enterprise Breeding System (EBS) adoption. The KEP is an initiative of the Breeding and Research Services (BRS), a sub-unit of the CGIAR Genetic Innovation Science Group.