Agrobiomics Secures €7.5M EIC Accelerator Grant to Commercialize Climate-Resilient Biostimulants
Danish BioAg company Agrobiomics awarded up to €7.5 million by the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator
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Danish BioAg company Agrobiomics awarded up to €7.5 million by the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator
Symbiomics, a biotechnology company specializing in microbiome innovations for agriculture, has announced the successful close of its Series A funding round.
Genective, a biotechnology company fully owned by French agri-food group Limagrain, has reported what it describes as breakthrough results in its research and development pipeline for transgenic insect control.
AgroSpheres announces U.S. commercial launch of FUN-THYME™, a broad-spectrum biofungicide derived from thyme oil
Lucent Bio introduces Soileos Boron + Zinc, a granular, slow-release fertilizer designed for improved boron and zinc efficiency
New study highlights the projected decline in crop yields due to climate change, affecting global food security by 2100.
Treetoscope and Nutrien Ag Solutions announce a multi-year collaboration to integrate plant-based irrigation sensors with agronomic services.
biotope by VIB has announced the first close of its second investment fund, raising €5 million toward a targeted €9 million goal.
GB Potatoes joins Horticulture Crop Protection Ltd (HCP) to support crop protection applications for the British seed potato sector.
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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