EpiCrop Breaks Ground on New Research Facility in St. Louis to Advance Crop Performance Research
EpiCrop Technologies, a division of EpiMethyl Analytics, has broken ground on a new 18,000-square-foot research facility in St. Louis.
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EpiCrop Technologies, a division of EpiMethyl Analytics, has broken ground on a new 18,000-square-foot research facility in St. Louis.
Phytoform and Corteva have announced a research collaboration to examine how artificial intelligence can support the identification and enhancement of native traits linked to disease resistance in corn.
Ostara has announced the release of its latest phosphorus fertilizer, CG P2X, across Western Canada to meet increased demand.
A recent academic study in the Netherlands has found that Persist® PAF, a liquid enhancer for plants and soil, increased beneficial microbial populations when used to treat pistachio shell biochar in hydroponic tomato production.
Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu are charged with smuggling Fusarium graminearum, a fungus linked to agroterrorism risks.
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.
Koppert transfers biostimulant and fertilizer management to REKA Group B.V., announces strategic partnership with ORION.
Advanta Seeds acquires temperate corn germplasm and hybrid pipeline from Italian company K-Adriatica, expanding in Europe.
Saluna, a St. Louis-based agricultural technology startup specializing in hemp, has chosen Southeast Missouri State University’s Sikeston campus as the site of its first major expansion.
Cornell University researchers have confirmed glyphosate-resistant waterhemp in soybean fields in Seneca County, New York.
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