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R&D

Corteva and Bejo inks pact on Genome Editing for agricultural use     

Agreement grants Bejo access to game-changing CRISPR-Cas9 intellectual property    Dutch vegetable seed breeder Bejo has entered into a non-exclusive research and commercial license agreement with global agriculture company Corteva…

Climate change threatens one-third of global food production: study  

New research led by Aalto University assesses how global food production will be affected if greenhouse gas emissions are left uncut.  Climate change is known to negatively affect agriculture and…

MPEDA-RCGA’s  mud crab hatchery tech grants patent

The hatchery technology for mud crab is a much in demand species in South East Asian countries where live crabs are highly preferred as a delectable seafood     MPEDA-RGCA’’s mud…

Demand of sulfur fertilizer to rise by 2031: Report

Rising demand for sulfur fertilizer in various applications such as cereals & grains, fruits & vegetables, and advancements in the agriculture industry is fuelling the sales. A recent report by…

Space tech will help ensure to improve the productivity and profitability of Indian agriculture: Mark Kahn

Mark Kahn, Managing Partner, Omnivore Omnivore is an impact venture capital firm, based in India, which funds entrepreneurs building the future of agriculture and food systems. Omnivore pioneered agritech investing…

TomaTech files patents for ToBRFV-resistant DNA markers for tomato varieties

It will accelerate the breeding and commercialization of high resistance non-GMO tomato varieties.   Israel based company TomaTech, Ltd., has announced a major advancement in the fight against the Tomato…

Marrone Bio’s seed treatment scores high on Climate Impact rating  

The Climate Impact Study showed that BIOSt Nematicide reduced greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 85 percent in soybeans and 87 percent in corn compared with conventional pesticides    Marrone Bio…

Study highlights havoc of microplastics on coastal ecosystem

Microplastics do not just end up in the open sea, in fact, a lot also end up in the ecosystems of the coastal zones A recent study by the University…

SHI to evaluate soil health at UPL R&D field stations

The partnership will advance understanding of the most beneficial and scalable regenerative practices agriculture can employ to meet the challenges of tomorrow UPL Ltd. has recently announced a two-year agreement…

Sheffield University scientists develop climate-resilient beans  

New bean crop can conserve more water and maintain growth under drought conditions for longer than other types of bean     Scientists from the University of Sheffield’s Institute for…

ICAR-CIBA unveils Aqua-Climate Lab in Chennai

The laboratory is housed with State-of-the-art equipment, viz., Greenhouse Gases Analyser, CHNS Analyser, etc. for the research related to aquaculture and climate change.  Dr Joykrushna Jena, Deputy Director General (Fisheries…

Syngenta Canada launches seed treatment for corn and soybean

Draco™ seed treatment is for partial suppression of key diseases and nematodes at the critical early stages of corn and soybean germination and seedling growth.  Syngenta Canada Inc. adds a…

Scientists target circadian clock genes in plants for sustainable farming

A plant’s circadian clock plays an important role in regulating many of the functions that affect yield According to a study published by Cambridge plant scientists, the genetic basis of…

CIMMYT, John Innes Centre collaborates for wheat research

 It aims to harness state of the art technology to find solutions for the world’s wheat farmers and consumers.   John Innes Centre has announced a strategic collaboration with the…

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