Protein Industries Canada Supports $4.3M Project to Boost Non-GMO Soybean Innovation
Protein Industries Canada partners with Grain Discovery, Inarix, and Sevita International on AI-based grain quality tool
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Protein Industries Canada partners with Grain Discovery, Inarix, and Sevita International on AI-based grain quality tool
New study highlights the projected decline in crop yields due to climate change, affecting global food security by 2100.
Bryce Eger joins Vive Crop Protection to support strategic growth in the Canadian agriculture market
CropLife International has released its 2024 Annual Report for the Sustainable Pesticide Management Framework (SPMF), an initiative launched in 2021 to support the implementation of the International Code of Conduct on Pesticide Management (ICoC).
The European Commission has granted final approval for Amoéba's biocontrol substance, Lysate of Willaertia magna, as a low-risk active substance.
Treetoscope and Nutrien Ag Solutions announce a multi-year collaboration to integrate plant-based irrigation sensors with agronomic services.
biotope by VIB has announced the first close of its second investment fund, raising €5 million toward a targeted €9 million goal.
GB Potatoes joins Horticulture Crop Protection Ltd (HCP) to support crop protection applications for the British seed potato sector.
EpiCrop Technologies, a division of EpiMethyl Analytics, has broken ground on a new 18,000-square-foot research facility in St. Louis.
Phytoform and Corteva have announced a research collaboration to examine how artificial intelligence can support the identification and enhancement of native traits linked to disease resistance in corn.
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