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Plant Science News delivers the latest insights and innovations from the world of plant biology, genetics, and sustainable agriculture.

Our coverage spans breakthroughs in crop resilience, soil health, and biotechnology, spotlighting the research and technology reshaping the future of plant science.

Explore how scientists and agronomists are advancing sustainable food production, enhancing biodiversity, and addressing global agricultural challenges. From gene editing to precision agriculture, stay informed on the developments that are driving sustainability and innovation in the field.

RAGT and Syngenta announced the completion of RAGT’s acquisition of Syngenta’s malting barley seeds business.

RAGT Completes Acquisition Of Syngenta’s Malting Barley Seeds Business

RAGT and Syngenta announced the completion of RAGT’s acquisition of Syngenta’s malting barley seeds business.

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seqWell announced the launch of the AgriPrep™ Library Prep Kit, expanding its next-generation TnX™ transposase product portfolio.

seqWell Launches AgriPrep™ Library Prep Kit To Support Scalable Low-Pass Genome Sequencing

seqWell announced the launch of the AgriPrep™ Library Prep Kit, expanding its next-generation TnX™ transposase product portfolio.

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Foray Bioscience partners with West Coast Chestnut to commercialize fabricated seeds, accelerating chestnut variety propagation.

Foray Bioscience Announces First Fabricated Seed Partnership With West Coast Chestnut

Foray Bioscience partners with West Coast Chestnut to commercialize fabricated seeds, accelerating chestnut variety propagation.

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Indovinya introduced the SURFOM® ETHOS product line to address formulation challenges in the biopesticide market.

Indovinya Launches SURFOM® ETHOS Portfolio to Support Biopesticide Formulation Performance

Indovinya introduced the SURFOM® ETHOS product line to address formulation challenges in the biopesticide market.

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USDA ERS data shows genetically engineered seed adoption now exceeds 90 percent for major U.S. field crops.

USDA ERS Data Shows Long-Term Growth in GE Seed Adoption Across Major U.S. Crops

Key takeaways USDA ERS data shows genetically engineered seed adoption now exceeds 90 percent for major U.S. field crops. Herbicide-tolerant traits dominate soybean, corn, and cotton production. Insect-resistant (Bt) traits […]

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Easy Environmental Solutions (OTC: EZES) has entered into a non-binding Letter of Intent (LOI) with a major agribusiness in West Africa for the planned deployment of its EasyFEN™ Modular Liquid Microbial Fertilizer Production System, valued between $3.25 million and $4.25 million.

Easy Environmental Solutions, Inc. Announces Completion and Deployment of EasyFEN Liquid Microbial Production System

Easy Environmental Solutions, Inc. has completed construction of the EasyFEN Liquid Microbial Production System.

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Explore insights from James Bayly on Mindhive’s AI grading engine that detects over 35 defect types with precision.

James Bayly on Mindhive Global’s Next Phase of AI-Driven Expansion

Explore insights from James Bayly on Mindhive’s AI grading engine that detects over 35 defect types with precision.

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Mikael Courbot emphasizes that balancing product delivery with long-term platform development is key to scaling AgTech innovation.

Mikael Courbot on Micropep’s Peptide Technology and Biological Crop Protection

Mikael Courbot emphasizes that balancing product delivery with long-term platform development is key to scaling AgTech innovation.

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Adecoagro submitted a binding offer to acquire YPF’s 50% share in Profertil, matching terms previously agreed with Nutrien.

Adecoagro to Take Control of Profertil Following Acquisition of YPF’s Remaining Stake

Adecoagro will acquire YPF’s remaining 50% stake in Profertil, becoming its controlling shareholder.

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CDotBio, a biotechnology company spun out from the University of Bristol, has been awarded the £25,000 Armourers & Brasiers Venture Prize to advance its carbon nanodot platform for agricultural applications

CDotBio Prepares to Scale Sugar-Based Nanotechnology With SHAKE Climate Change Support

CDotBio, a University of Bristol spin-out company, is preparing to scale its sugar-based nanotechnology with investment and mentoring support from SHAKE Climate Change.

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