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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.

Agróptimum’s study forecasts a significant rise in pistachio consumption, exceeding 976,000 tons globally driven by demand.

Agróptimum Presents Study on Global Pistachio Industry Growth & Future Trends

Agróptimum’s study forecasts a significant rise in pistachio consumption, exceeding 976,000 tons globally driven by demand.

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Saskatchewan's Global Agri-Food Advancement Partnership is thrilled to announce its recent Proxima Research and Development investment.

Global Agri-Food Advancement Invests in ERGO Bioscience

The Global Agri-Food Advancement Partnership (GAAP) has invested in ERGO Bioscience, an Argentina-based biotech company.

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SugaROx secured funding from Innovate UK to advance its T6P biostimulant for wheat, developed with Rothamsted Research and Oxford University.

SugaROx Secures Innovate UK Funding for Biostimulant R&D Partnership to Boost Wheat Productivity

SugaROx secured funding from Innovate UK to advance its T6P biostimulant for wheat, developed with Rothamsted Research and Oxford University.

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ZeaKal announces the development of PhotoSeed™ technology in corn, increasing oil content by 23% without affecting yield or protein.

ZeaKal PhotoSeed™ Environmental Impact

PhotoSeed™ by ZeaKal enhances photosynthesis, increasing soybean oil yield by 15% and protein by one point.

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Rijk Zwaan reported a 6% increase in sales to €627 million in 2023/2024, with growth across multiple markets and crop types.

Rijk Zwaan Reports 6% Sales Growth & Major Investments in 2023/2024 FY

Rijk Zwaan reported a 6% increase in sales to €627 million in 2023/2024, with growth across multiple markets and crop types.

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Enza Zaden, an international vegetable breeding company, has opened a 16,000-square-meter seed production facility in Arusha, Tanzania.

Enza Zaden Opens 16,000-SQM Seed Production Facility in Tanzania

Enza Zaden, an international vegetable breeding company, has opened a 16,000-square-meter seed production facility in Arusha, Tanzania.

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Ayana Bio has been awarded a $300,000 grant by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) of the NIH.

Ayana Bio to Showcase Plant Cell Technology

Ayana Bio will present its NeuroAdvantage and ImmunAdvantage supplement concepts at SupplySide West 2024 featuring its technology.

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Bloom Fresh developed low chill cherry varieties to address challenges faced by the industry posed by climate change. Agriculture News, Plant Science News, AgTech News

Low Chill Cherry Varieties: Bloom Fresh’s Response to Climate Change

Bloom Fresh developed low chill cherry varieties to address challenges posed by climate change.

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Healthy Hydroponics and SGS Crop Science form a partnership to provide innovative crop protection services for greenhouse growers.

Healthy Hydroponics and SGS Crop Science Announce New Partnership to Enhance Crop Protection Services for Greenhouse Growers

Healthy Hydroponics and SGS Crop Science form a partnership to provide innovative crop protection services for greenhouse growers.

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A £2.2 million project funded by Defra’s Farming Innovation Programme will trial precision-bred wheat varieties for sustainable farming.

University of Nottingham Researchers Join £2.2M Project to Trial Precision-Bred Wheat

A £2.2 million project funded by Defra’s Farming Innovation Programme will trial precision-bred wheat varieties for sustainable farming.

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