Origin Agritech Launches “Aoyun 2026” Program to Drive Seed Sales
Origin Agritech has officially launched the "Aoyun 2026" program to accelerate the commercial adoption of its next-generation seed varieties.
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Origin Agritech has officially launched the "Aoyun 2026" program to accelerate the commercial adoption of its next-generation seed varieties.
SBM Life Science and Harpe Bioherbicide Solutions have entered a strategic agreement to co-develop nature-based weed control products.
Horticoop has invested in the US-based plant breeding company 25:2 to accelerate the development of future-proof crop varieties.
IBI Ag has completed a $10 million Series A funding round, marking a major milestone in its development of antibody-based bioinsecticides.
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ADAMA has introduced Ateka, a high-load, fully systemic insecticide designed to eliminate tough sucking pests in fruit and vegetable crops.
JEPCO is increasing glasshouse capacity to combat outdoor risks like climate change, pests, and soil contamination.
MAIRE subsidiary NEXTCHEM has been awarded licensing and equipment supply contracts for three world-scale complexes in West Africa.
Amatera has closed a $6.97 million (€6 million) equity funding round co-led by Demea Sustainable Investment and Oyster Bay Venture Capital.
UC Davis has been granted a $25 million gift from the estate of late philanthropist Dan G. Best II to advance agricultural technology.
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