Bioxytran’s PHM23 Included in USDA Poultry Innovation Grant Submission by University of Georgia
Bioxytran PHM23 was selected by the University of Georgia for inclusion in its USDA HPAI Poultry Innovation Grand Challenge grant submission.
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Bioxytran PHM23 was selected by the University of Georgia for inclusion in its USDA HPAI Poultry Innovation Grand Challenge grant submission.
Dairy Cares and California’s dairy sector report a collective annual reduction of 5 million metric tons CO₂e in methane emissions.
MOVA Technologies was selected for up to $1.3 million in grant funding from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ) Pay-for-Outcomes Program.
ZIVO Bioscience completed a second collaborative study with the University of Delaware to assess its proprietary algal-derived formulations in mitigating Low Pathogenicity Avian Influenza (LPAI) spread.
Mileutis announced the appointment of two seasoned executives to its Board of Directors as it prepares the introduction of new therapies.
Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: BNET), a company specializing in livestock waste treatment and nutrient recovery, issued a letter to shareholders detailing recent progress, market outlook, and ongoing financial challenges.
Hoofprint Biome secured a $15 million Series A round to accelerate commercialization of its methane-reducing feed additive for cattle.
Noble Research Institute, in partnership with Kansas State University and Hy-Plains Feedyard, has launched a three-year educational program focused on sustainable grazing in the Flint Hills region.
AgBoost has closed a $500,000 investment round led by an angel investor to support platform development and expansion.
The Bezos Earth Fund is contributing $19.3 million to a new global effort to reduce livestock methane emissions through selective breeding.
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