MIGAL Research Finds Shade Nets and Misting Systems Boost Lychee Yields by 50%
A new study led by MIGAL and Northern R&D found that combining shade nets with misting systems increased lychee yields by up to 50%.
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A new study led by MIGAL and Northern R&D found that combining shade nets with misting systems increased lychee yields by up to 50%.
FBN introduces the Regenerative Agriculture Financing (RAF) Land Loan pilot program to support farmland financing with sustainability incentives.
Key Takeaways: Plant Health Care, Inc. announced progress in regulatory approval for its new biological product, PHC68949 The California Department of Pesticide Regulation (CDPR) completed its final review and opened […]
Syngenta Crop Protection AG and the Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company (SALIC) have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to collaborate on building a more resilient agri-food sector.
Valent BioSciences, MGK, and Valent North America will merge under a new organization, Sumitomo Biorational Company LLC (SBC).
Rockcliffe Labs launched its 1st dedicated program to systematically create 100 biotechnology and life sciences ventures over the next decade
Micropep has unveiled an in-depth look at Krisalix™, its proprietary AI-powered discovery platform for bioactive micropeptides.
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.
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