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Stay informed on the latest developments in the world of agribusiness. Our Agribusiness News section covers essential updates, market trends, and industry innovations that impact the agriculture and food sectors globally.

From investment announcements and policy changes to mergers, acquisitions, and technological advancements, we provide timely and unbiased reporting for professionals across the agriculture value chain.

Explore in-depth analysis, exclusive interviews with industry leaders, and reports on how agribusinesses are adapting to challenges and capitalizing on new opportunities. Whether you’re an investor, entrepreneur, or decision-maker, our Agribusiness News keeps you at the forefront of the industry’s evolution.

Cibus, Inc. announced that its HT2 herbicide tolerance trait in canola has been determined as “not regulated” by the USDA-APHIS.

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).

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Cargill announces nearly $90 million investment in its Fort Morgan, Colorado facility as part of its Factory of the Future initiative

Cargill to Invest $90M in Automation and Technology at Fort Morgan Beef Plant

Cargill announces nearly $90 million investment in its Fort Morgan, Colorado facility as part of its Factory of the Future initiative

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Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. has announced the launch of its Pinkglow® pineapple in the United Arab Emirates, marking the latest step in the fruit’s global rollout.

Fresh Del Monte Launches Pinkglow® Pineapple in the UAE via Exclusive Partnership with talabat mart

Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. has announced the launch of its Pinkglow® pineapple in the United Arab Emirates, marking the latest step in the fruit’s global rollout.

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PowerPollen, a company specializing in pollination technology for crop productivity, appointed Kavilash Chawla as its Chief Growth Officer.

PowerPollen Appoints Kavilash Chawla as Chief Growth Officer

PowerPollen has been awarded U.S. Patent 12,245,587 for its process using solid particulates to protect pollen viability during storage.

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Meristem Crop Performance® announced the start of a major multi-state, drone-assisted research program to compare effectiveness of fertilizers

Meristem Crop Performance Appoints Colonel Mark Purdy as Director of Product and Portfolio Management

Meristem Crop Performance has announced the appointment of Colonel Mark Purdy (U.S. Army, retired) as Director of Product and Portfolio Management.

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iGrow News announced the launch of iGrow Network, a global online community designed to facilitate professional connections across agriculture

iGrow News Launches iGrow Network: A Global Community for AgTech and Agriculture Professionals

iGrow News announced the launch of iGrow Network, a global online community designed to facilitate professional connections across agriculture

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Farmer sentiment strengthened in January, with the Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer rising 5 points to 141.

U.S. Farmer Sentiment Rises to Highest Level Since 2021

U.S. Farmer Sentiment improved for the second month in a row, reaching a reading of 158 in May—the highest since May 2021.

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The Weston Family Foundation has entered the Scaling Phase of its $33 million Homegrown Innovation Challenge, investing up to $5 million each in four Canadian teams.

Weston Family Foundation Advances Indoor Berry Farming with $20M Scaling Phase Investment

The Weston Family Foundation has entered the Scaling Phase of its $33 million Homegrown Innovation Challenge, investing up to $5 million each in four Canadian teams.

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A series of Magritte-inspired Surrealist artwork appeared outside the European Parliament – confronting policymakers with a visual warning about the future of farming in Europe, and a call to align the EU’s €386 billion farm subsidy system with the Green Deal. WeMove Europe, the independent campaign group made up of more than 750,000 people across Europe behind the stunt, have called for urgent CAP reform — demanding fairer subsidies, stronger market regulation, and greater support for sustainable, small-and medium-sized farms. The action is backed by a coalition of farmer groups, environmental organisations and over 100,000 citizens across Europe. They argue the current subsidy system rewards intensive agriculture at the expense of small and sustainable farms. Share The action is backed by a coalition of farmer groups, environmental organisations and over 100,000 citizens across Europe. They argue the current subsidy system rewards intensive agriculture at the expense of small and sustainable farms. More than five million farms have disappeared across the EU since 2005, while 80% of CAP funds go to just 20% of recipients. Polling released earlier this year shows up to 70% of farmers in Spain, Italy and Poland feel forgotten by policymakers — despite most expressing pride in their work and support for environmental action. Morgan Ody, a vegetable producer from Bretagne, France, and member of European Coordination Via Campesina (ECVC), says: “Alongside ensuring fair prices, a strong CAP budget is essential to tackle the challenges farmers face today. But that public money must be used to keep rural areas alive by regulating markets and supporting the transition to agroecology and more sustainable food systems – not to fuel the industrialisation of farming or line shareholders’ pockets.” Styled in homage to Magritte’s famous ‘Treachery of Images’, the artworks unveiled carry captions such as “Ceci n’est pas une pomme” and “Ceci n’est pas une ferme”. Their message: Europe’s farm policy no longer feeds people — it feeds corporate consolidation. The full collection is viewable at www.notfarming.com. The aim is to challenge outdated “postcard” perceptions of farming — and spark honest discussion among policymakers about who the current system really serves. In many European areas, one in three farms has ceased operations, while subsidised overproduction drives prices so low that some farmers earn less than it costs them to produce. In France and Spain, for example, milk is often sold below production cost — a market failure propped up by the CAP. Giulio Carini, communications manager at WeMove Europe says: “Our farming system is rigged. Small farmers are being pushed off the land while agribusiness giants cash in on public money. Discussions about the future of the CAP need to address what we are paying for, not just how much money is allocated to it. We need to support farmers and reward them for protecting our nature and climate, on which they rely. We’re calling on people across Europe to stand up for fair prices, healthy food, and a future where small sustainable farmers and nature can thrive. This is our moment to demand our EU leaders fix this broken system.” In full, the coalition is calling for: Fair prices for farmers that reflect the full cost of sustainable food production Stronger market regulation, including supply management and minimum price guarantees Greater support for small and medium-sized farms over industrial agribusiness A just transition to agroecology to protect soil health, climate, biodiversity, and food sovereignty Access to healthy, sustainable food for all, ensuring that good food is affordable and available, and that people can make real choices about what they eat, without hidden environmental or health costs. These reforms are essential not only for securing farmers’ futures, but also for delivering on the EU Green Deal — ensuring that Europe’s food system supports climate, nature and communities alike.

WeMove Europe Pushes for Urgent Reform of EU Farming Subsidies

A WeMove Europe art campaign outside the European Parliament called for reform of the EU's €386 billion Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).

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The U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council & VentureFuel introduced the Blueberry Boost Accelerator to support startups utilizing blueberries.

U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council Launches Blueberry Boost Accelerator to Support Emerging Startups

The U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council & VentureFuel introduced the Blueberry Boost Accelerator to support startups utilizing blueberries.

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