Crop Protection Continues to Dominate Agricultural Input Innovation in 2025
Explore crop protection innovations of 2025, focusing on durability and risk mitigation for pest and disease control.
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NADEC has partnered to launch large-scale field trials of EF Polymer following a technology-scouting process.
Nagase Viita Co., Ltd., a Japan-based company with more than 140 years of experience in glycoscience, and Okayama University have launched the Laboratory of Glycobiology and Phytochemistry, a new research course established in November 2025.
PI AgSciences announced the appointment of Wes Hays as North America Commercial Lead, expanding his responsibilities.
Phytoform Labs was selected to join the Seed2Grow agtech incubator operated by the N.C. PSI at North Carolina State University.
Protein Industries Canada has announced a new two-year capacity-building project focused on pea variety development.
Koppert has announced the construction of a large-scale, fully climate-controlled breeding facility for flour moths (Ephestia) in Berkel en Rodenrijs, the Netherlands.
Explore the future of agricultural input in 2025, focusing on durability, risk mitigation, and optimized crop protection.
MYCOPHYTO has announced the completion of a €16 million Series A funding round to support its next phase of growth and accelerate its international ambitions.
Biographica, a UK-based company developing machine learning tools for crop gene discovery, has raised £7 million in seed funding.
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