Europe

New facility expands Baltic capacity with Danish technology and automation systems.

The study details how nitrogen emissions harm public health and the environment, with additional economic losses from project delays reaching €30 billion by 2030.

New EU policy initiatives, innovation projects and sociological frameworks aim to reverse rural generational decline.

Agreement targets launch of environmentally-friendly crop protection in 18 European countries and the US by 2026.

Companies aim to automate field trials and decision-making through AI and software tools.

U.S. seed-technology firm expands European footprint ahead of EU gene-editing rules.

New range aims to reduce cultivation-related emissions by up to 75% as part of broader sustainability strategy.

Spain faces severe soil degradation, with erosion rates among the highest in Europe, threatening agricultural productivity and cultural heritage.

Over four years, the project will field-test six robotic systems across Europe, integrating augmented and extended reality technologies to enhance farming operations. The project seeks to improve safety, efficiency, and sustainability in agriculture, making the sector more attractive to younger workers.

The database is accessible in 13 languages and intended for use by farmers, researchers, and policymakers to advance sustainable agriculture and integrated weed management.

The map reveals regional differences in salinity causes, with natural processes predominating in northern Europe and human activities, such as inadequate irrigation and drainage, being more significant in southern Europe.

European Commission has banned the use of caffeine as an active ingredient in pesticides, citing significant health risks.

Prices for European agrochemical products are driven by the cost of natural gas.

Irish tech firm expands satellite and AI-based monitoring to boost biodiversity and carbon sequestration.

3,400 tonnes of sustainable product mark milestone for greener fertilizer industry.