Koloma, a natural hydrogen exploration company, announced that the Government of the Philippines has awarded it exclusive rights to explore for natural hydrogen in western Zambales Province under Service Contract 92. The award follows two service contracts Koloma received last October covering Central Luzon, granted as part of the first
Ag Growth International Inc. (AGI) introduced the LCX4, a new PTO-driven mechanical swing conveyor, to farmers attending Ag In Motion (AIM) in Saskatchewan this week. Designed to move up to 9,000 bushels per hour, the conveyor is built to handle higher volumes of grain without requiring a large tractor, using
Phytokana Ingredients Inc. announced the successful closing of a $25 million Unit Offering, completing the equity capital required to proceed to Final Investment Decision for its planned dry fractionation facility in Strathmore, Alberta. The terms of the financing were not disclosed. The 30,000 metric tonne per year facility is intended
Field experiments conducted during 2024 and 2025 at three Purdue Agricultural Centers in Indiana found that early-planted soybean fields nearly always produced higher yields than mid- or late-planted fields, according to research published in the journal Weed Technology. The trials ran at sites near Wanatah, LaFayette and Butlerville, representing Indiana's
Panamint Capital has broken ground on Big Rooter Power, a 1.2 GWdc solar project at its Twin Oaks power station in Robertson County, Texas, located between Dallas and Houston. The $1.7 billion project is described by the company as the largest solar project built at an existing coal mining site
La Caisse, a global investment group, and GO.FARM, an Australian agricultural asset manager, have launched a new platform to invest in high-value permanent horticultural crops across Australia. The partnership carries an initial combined equity commitment of $230.7 million (AUD 330 million).
USDA Rural Development is guaranteeing $80 million in loans aimed at expanding timber production and improving forest health in Nevada and Oregon
Moa Technology, an Oxford, England-based agricultural biotechnology company, announced a $29.7 million (approximately £22.2 million) Series C financing round on July 23, 2026. The round was co-led by Oxford Science Enterprises (OSE) and Supernova Invest, two firms that have backed the company since its early days as a spinout from
Kaizen Aerospace, a subsidiary of Powerus, has launched a dedicated agriculture division and signed two distribution agreements placing its xFold Dragon heavy-lift aircraft with agricultural operators in Australia and New Zealand.
Crawford & Company reports that a strong El Niño event could raise both the frequency and severity of UK agricultural insurance claims.