University of Illinois Study Validates Pivot Bio’s Gene-Edited Microbes as a Key Nitrogen Source for Corn Production
A University of Illinois study highlights Pivot Bio’s PROVEN® 40 as a nitrogen-fixing microbial technology for corn production.
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A University of Illinois study highlights Pivot Bio’s PROVEN® 40 as a nitrogen-fixing microbial technology for corn production.
Save Foods Ltd., a subsidiary of N2OFF, Inc. (NASDAQ: NITO, FSE: 80W), successfully defended its European patent EP2615932 against opposition by ECOLAB Inc.
genXtraits partners with Solis Agrosciences to create & commercialize novel crop varieties or license them to seed companies.
Plant Science Companies are expanding gene editing and biosolutions to enhance crop resilience and sustainability.
Alvie has secured $2.3 million in seed funding to further develop its AI-powered sensor solutions designed to optimize pesticide use and promote sustainable farming.
Soilytix's study demonstrates how machine learning and soil microbiome data can predict crop yield variability globally.
Southern root-knot nematodes caused $172 million in soybean crop damages in the U.S. in 2023, with Arkansas accounting for $95 million.
BioSafe Systems LLC has announced that the California DPR has approved a label amendment for OxiDate 5.0, a fungicide and bactericide.
Researchers from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and the Aeon Collective have called for global action on land restoration and food systems to combat climate change and biodiversity loss.
Nanocellulose, derived from natural cellulose, offers unique thermal, mechanical, and barrier properties, with applications in agriculture.
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