Ascribe Bio and Corteva Announce R&D Collaboration for Seed Treatments
Ascribe Bio has announced a strategic research and development collaboration with Corteva to advance its novel biofungicide technology for seed treatment applications.
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Ascribe Bio has announced a strategic research and development collaboration with Corteva to advance its novel biofungicide technology for seed treatment applications.
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UPL reported an 8% increase in revenue YoY, reaching $5.60Bn, led by strong performance in crop protection, seeds & specialty chemicals.
FMC Corporation announced that HRAC classified rimisoxafen as a dual mode of action herbicide under Groups 12 and 32.
Proxag has officially launched as a U.S.-based agriculture technology company with operations in Brazil and Portugal.
Resurrect Bio, a biotechnology company developing gene-edited disease resistance traits for crops, has announced the successful initial closing of its Series A funding round at $8.1 million.
Corteva, Inc. (NYSE: CTVA) reported financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2025, highlighting growth across regions and continued demand for its seed and crop protection portfolios.
SAS Group has acquired Ceres Biotics, a Madrid-based company specializing in microbial biofertilizers and biostimulants.
A study in the Weed Science Society of America, reports that sprayers equipped with AI can significantly reduce foliar herbicide use.
A world-record non-irrigated soybean yield was achieved using a conservation-focused system, as reported by Locus.
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