Certis Biologicals Secures First Registration for NemaClean® Biocontrol Nematicide
Certis Biologicals and Certis-Belchim have received the first regulatory approval for NemaClean® in the Netherlands.
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Certis Biologicals and Certis-Belchim have received the first regulatory approval for NemaClean® in the Netherlands.
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) researchers have developed a new "pan-genetics" approach to improve crop breeding predictability.
2024 field trials in India confirm Ascribe Bio's Phytalix® reduces Bacterial Leaf Blight (BLB) severity by 83%, outperforming current treatments by over 20%.
Bühler has announced enhancements to its Environmental Impact Services, focusing on data transparency and traceability in supply chains.
Biota Nutri BV has partnered with De Groot en Slot and REKA Group BV to enhance organic fertilizer production.
Max Acre and Efficient Acre Solutions by Sound Agriculture improved corn yields by 6-12+ bushels per acre with an 84% win rate while reducing synthetic fertilizer use.
TOTAL ACRE forms a partnership with Crop Diagnostix, integrating RNA gene expression & AI technology for predictive agronomic insights.
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Groundwork BioAg will present its Rootella mycorrhizal inoculants, including the newly launched Rootella Forte powder, at Commodity Classic.
Ounce of Hope, operating as Ounce of Hope Farms, LLC and FishPoop.com, has received OMRI certification as of June 2024, making its fish-based fertilizer and soil conditioner an officially registered organic material.
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