Innovative Nanoparticle Fertilizer Reduces Greenhouse Gases While Boosting Rice Yields
Iron oxide nanoparticles (FeONPs) significantly reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions by 50% while increasing soil carbon sequestration by 7.4%.
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Iron oxide nanoparticles (FeONPs) significantly reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions by 50% while increasing soil carbon sequestration by 7.4%.
New evidence suggests that YrNAM, not the previously thought Yr10CG, is the actual gene providing resistance against wheat stripe rust.
Global Affairs Canada has allocated $7.3 million to the Africa Fertilizer Financing Mechanism (AFFM) to support sustainable agriculture across Africa, focusing on enhancing smallholder farmers' productivity, especially women and youth.
The Oat Grain Quality Consortium aims to enhance the quality of Australian oats through targeted pre-breeding research.
Horizon has opened a new facility dedicated to producing organic fertilizers and biostimulants in Baeza, Spain
Trilogene Seeds introduces new triploid THCa cannabis seeds, enhancing cultivation with multiple benefits.
Dr. Peter Eckes, with extensive experience in agricultural R&D at BASF, has been appointed as the board chairperson of Harpe Bioherbicide Solutions, Inc.
NPHarvest has raised €2.2 million to commercialize its Nutrient Catcher machine, designed to recycle nutrients from wastewater.
Swedish startup OlsAro is developing new wheat varieties that are resilient to climate stresses such as salt, heat, and drought, using a platform that speeds up breeding processes.
The AGROS closing event will showcase sustainable agricultural technologies at WUR on April 24 where results will be presented.
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