Jordan Goulet Shares Key Insights on LED Lighting ROI
Jordan Goulet discussed the evolving landscape of horticultural lighting and the nuanced factors that influence return on investment (ROI) in controlled environment agriculture.
Agroterrorism: U.S. Charges Two Chinese Nationals with Smuggling Pathogen into the Country
Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu are charged with smuggling Fusarium graminearum, a fungus linked to agroterrorism risks.
Rafael Emergui on Grow-tec’s 2025 Strategy: Automation, Fruiting Vegetables, and Pesticide-Free Produce
Rafael Emergui, VP of Business Development at Grow-tec, brings over 25 years of experience, formerly serving as Group CEO of Pelemix Ltd.
The OpenAg Foundation Launches with “Water for Harmony” Initiative to Support Southern African Farmers
The OpenAg Foundation launched with a mission to boost food security and climate resilience for smallholder farmers
Future Fresh Farms Unveils Rebrand and Website to Support Aquaponic Expansion
Future Fresh Farms, formerly Dachnik Aquaponics, announces a rebranding and a new digital platform to scale.
STARFISH Bioscience Unveils First Soil Bacteria Atlas for Bordeaux Vineyards
STARFISH Bioscience, a French startup specializing in microbiome-based agricultural solutions, has announced the creation of the first bacterial genome atlas for vineyard soils in Bordeaux.
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association Achieves Ag Data Transparent Certification
CSGA becomes a Certified Member Company of Ag Data Transparent (ADT), a third-party standard for agricultural data governance
MACSO Technologies & Unigen Partner to Deliver On-Premise AI for Livestock Health Monitoring
MACSO technologies and Unigen announce a partnership to bring edge AI technology to livestock farms combining their solution.
Delaware Department of Agriculture Opens Applications for 2025 Specialty Crop Block Grant Program
Approximately $340,000 in federal funding available through the Delaware Department of Agriculture 2025 Specialty Crop Block Grant Program
Cibus’ HT2 Herbicide Tolerance Trait in Canola Receives Non-Regulated Status from USDA-APHIS
Cibus, Inc. (Nasdaq: CBUS), an agricultural technology company focused on trait development and licensing, announced that its HT2 herbicide tolerance trait in canola has been determined as “not regulated” by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA-APHIS).