Amoéba Secures U.S. EPA Authorization for AXPERA Biocontrol Products
The European Commission has granted final approval for Amoéba's biocontrol substance, Lysate of Willaertia magna, as a low-risk active substance.
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The European Commission has granted final approval for Amoéba's biocontrol substance, Lysate of Willaertia magna, as a low-risk active substance.
Oerth Bio, a joint venture between Bayer and Arvinas, has ceased operations after four years in the AgTech sector.
Wild Bio, a startup focused on evolutionary biology and crop resilience, has partnered with the University of Oxford on a new initiative called OPTIMiSE.
Zorina™ fungicide, developed by BASF Agricultural Solutions, has received U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) registration and is now approved for use in the U.S., pending state-level approvals.
Celleste Bio, a cocoa-tech startup, has closed a $4.5M seed funding round led by Supply Change Capital, with participation from Mondelēz International's SnackFutures Ventures, Consensus Business Group, The Trendlines Group, Barrel Ventures, and Regba Agriculture.
2024 field trials in India confirm Ascribe Bio's Phytalix® reduces Bacterial Leaf Blight (BLB) severity by 83%, outperforming current treatments by over 20%.
Bryce Eger joins Vive Crop Protection to support strategic growth in the Canadian agriculture market
Genvor, Inc. (OTCID: GNVR) has announced that it has regained active OTCQB trading status on OTC Markets and expands Global R&D initiative.
The James Hutton Institute received a £3 million investment from Scottish Enterprise for its high throughput phenotyping facility.
Acres.com, a leading land intelligence platform, has appointed Matthieu Pellerin to its board of directors.
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