Nanocellulose in Agriculture: A Review of Production, Applications, and Future Potential
Nanocellulose, derived from natural cellulose, offers unique thermal, mechanical, and barrier properties, with applications in agriculture.
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Nanocellulose, derived from natural cellulose, offers unique thermal, mechanical, and barrier properties, with applications in agriculture.
Lallemand Plant Care introduces LALRISE® SHINE DS, a dry seed treatment for corn and dry bean growers in the U.S.
Lystek International has launched the LysteMize Livestock Waste Characterization Study with $585,000 in federal funding from Canada’s Energy Innovation Program.
Conduit has introduced an e-commerce platform offering a range of crop inputs, financing options, and direct delivery to farms.
Hygrozyme celebrates 50 years by launching Nutrient A & B, completing its eco-friendly crop solutions lineup.
Discover the latest funding highlights and industry updates in the world of AgTech. Stay informed with This Week in AgTech blog post.
EcoPhage has signed a distribution agreement with Maian Ltda to bring GoldenEco, its bacteriophage-based bactericide, to the Brazilian market.
Ferment has launched a $20 million studio fund to create companies that transform biology into market-ready products across energy, agriculture, materials, and health sectors.
Five varieties of Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (CNO) heirloom seeds traveled to the International Space Station (ISS), marking the first time Native American heirloom seeds have flown to space.
Biographica, a UK-based agricultural technology company, has secured investment from EQT Foundation as part of its seed funding round.
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