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New seed and soil treatment approved for over 60 crops aims to enhance sustainable agriculture.
Company integrates crop protection and seed divisions to offer complete solutions for farmers.
Discovery of CBD in Trema micrantha may offer legal and cheaper alternative to cannabis-based production.
The product uses mating disruption technology and is part of a new global Sofero brand aimed at sustainable pest control.
Its Fertiva range of complex fertilizers has the potential to improve coffee yields and quality.
Through Syngenta’s Sustainable Sourcing Program, the partnership supports farmers in adopting sustainable practices by offering them financial incentives, such as a premium on the price of their sunflower grains.
CF Industries saw its ammonia segment sales rise to $572 million from $495 million year-over-year.
This decision follows a period of financial losses in the region, which included halting new acquisitions and potentially overhauling management. Nutrien has engaged a financial advisor to assist with the sale.
Multicote controlled-release fertilizer is used is various types of agriculture, including horticulture, arable crops, and ornamental gardening, supporting healthier plant growth and higher yields.
This project, which started in 2022, has successfully delivered about 90,000 tons of liquid fertilizer in 2024, integrating essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphate, and sulfur with vinasse to enhance soil quality.
New arrangements, which complement an existing offtake agreement with AMAGGI, secure commitments for about 1.5 million tons of the projected 2.4 million tons annual production capacity of Autazes Potash Project.
Newly developed green ammonia plant targeting a production capacity of up to one million tons per year.
BIOTROP Soluções Biológicas, a division of the BioFirst Group and a global leader in biological and natural agricultural solutions, has… Reed more
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Europe is falling behind in this field. The concerns 30 years ago was reasonable. Now not so much. We need crops that can survive in a more extreme future climate. Handle droughts and hot weather better. Crops that are less tasty to pests like hogs and deere.
Gene-edited crops set for groundbreaking European trials
