biofertilizer

Decision follows supply shortfall as demand for TerraSante outpaces production.

The facility aims to expand U.S. manufacturing capacity for biostimulants, biopesticides, and biofertilizers.

The new facility, supported by a USDA grant, will expand domestic production of biological fertilizers and reduce reliance on imported synthetic inputs.

The work could help coastal economies affected by seaweed overgrowth and lay the groundwork for sustainable bioproduct industries in the region.

The initiative targets decarbonization of smallholder dairy operations in Mexico, Morocco, and India.

Review calls for standardized testing protocols and global research networks to advance fertilizer technologies.

New bacterial agent provides an effective, safer alternative for pest management in row and specialty crops.

The conference will feature over 30 industry experts, hands-on workshops, and tours demonstrating innovative agricultural practices. Key topics include pest management, sustainable farming techniques, and crop management trials.

New office aims to support local farmers and advance agro-ecological practices.

New product combines inoculant mycorrhiza with essential nutrients to reduce reliance on chemical fertilizers and enhance crop productivity.

For lush flowering and full development, plants need proper care.

The facility aims to revolutionize biological input production in Paraguay, with a strong emphasis on sustainable and environmentally friendly agricultural practices. It features advanced technology, including a research and development lab and high-capacity bioreactors, and plans to expand production significantly.

Pivot Bio’s microbial nitrogen product, PROVEN 40, will be available at all of Hefty Seed’s 49 retail locations across 10 states.

The new funding will also support the expansion of the startup’s product offerings and geographies. Additionally, Sound Agriculture has introduced a new program to encourage growers to use SOURCE instead of synthetic fertilizers, offering financial benefits and yield protection.

Bio-based materials derived from non-food organic waste are increasingly essential in reducing coatings’ environmental impact. Some of these materials even produce by-products that could be used as fertilizers.