Research

Research

The ‘Research’ category on iGrow News is an essential segment that delves into cutting-edge studies, experiments, and findings in the realm of agricultural technology. This category is specially curated to provide readers with an in-depth look at the latest scientific research and developments that are driving innovation in the agricultural sector.

Central to this category is the coverage of groundbreaking studies and experiments in agriculture technology. This includes research on advanced farming techniques, crop genetics, soil science, and sustainable agriculture practices. The category highlights how these studies contribute to enhancing crop productivity, improving environmental sustainability, and addressing global food security challenges.

Innovations in agricultural technology are a key focus of the ‘Research’ category. It features insights into the development of new technologies such as precision agriculture tools, biotechnological advancements, and climate-resilient farming practices. The category examines how these technologies are tested and refined through scientific research, demonstrating their potential to transform agricultural practices.

The category also explores the findings from various research initiatives. This includes analysis of data from field trials, laboratory experiments, and case studies. By presenting these findings, the ‘Research’ category aims to inform and educate its readers on the efficacy, benefits, and potential drawbacks of different agricultural technologies and practices.

By offering a comprehensive overview of the latest research in agricultural technology, the category serves as a valuable resource for farmers, agronomists, researchers, and policy makers. It aims to foster a deeper understanding of the scientific advancements in agriculture and their practical applications, thus contributing to the advancement of the agricultural sector.

Wild Bioscience Secures $60 Million Series A to Advance AI-Driven Crop Improvement

Wild Bio, a startup focused on evolutionary biology and crop resilience, has partnered with the University of Oxford on a new initiative called OPTIMiSE.

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The James Hutton Institute Secures £3M for New Phenotyping Facility

The James Hutton Institute received a £3 million investment from Scottish Enterprise for its high throughput phenotyping facility.

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Acres.com Partners with University of Arkansas’ Fryar Price Risk Management Center to Advance Farmland Risk Research

Acres.com, a leading land intelligence platform, has appointed Matthieu Pellerin to its board of directors.

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UbiQD Publishes USDA-Funded UC Davis Study Showing Quantum Dot Glass Boosts Crop Growth and Efficiency

UbiQD, a company specializing in quantum dot (QD) technology, announced the completion of a $20 million Series B financing round.

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Prairie View A&M University Showcases Governor Bill & Vara Daniel Farm & Ranch as Model for Agricultural Innovation

Key Takeaways: The Farm spans more than 770 acres and anchors the university’s College of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Research and education integrate across livestock, crops, natural resources, and […]

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Edacious Partners with Regenerative Organic Alliance to Link Farming Practices and Human Health

Edacious partnered with Utah State University and the Bionutrient Institute to study nutrient density in beef.

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UC ANR Receives $15.1M to Launch Statewide Agricultural Innovation Network

UC ANR Innovate has been awarded $15.1 million to establish California’s first coordinated agricultural innovation network.

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John Innes Centre to Share £54M Global Talent Fund for Advancing UK Bio-Innovation

The John Innes Centre has been awarded an equal share of the £54 million Global Talent Fund, a UK initiative aimed at attracting experienced researchers

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Cal Poly Study Tracks 1,366% Increase in Regulatory Compliance Costs for California Lettuce Grower

A new Cal Poly report finds regulatory compliance costs rose from $109.16 per acre in 2006 to $1,600.12 per acre in 2024

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Université Laval Secures $5M Grant for VertBerry CEA Project

Université Laval has received a $5 million grant from the Weston Family Foundation for its VertBerry project.

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