Bloom AgritechThe media for value chains
and plant technologies
IndustriesActorsThe LabAnalysisWorld Echoes
🇫🇷Français🇬🇧English🇪🇸Español
🇫🇷Français🇬🇧English🇪🇸Español
Bloom AgritechAboutTerms of UsePrivacy PolicyCookies

Subscribe to the newsletter

Latest issues

Contact us

Advertising & sponsorsPartnersSocial Media

© 2026 Bloom Agritech. All rights reserved.

Genomines Bandeau

Asia: AI-assisted international press reviewPress review

See the full press reviewSee all›
Weijing: The New Chinese Acaricide Targeting Growing Pest Resistance

Weijing: The New Chinese Acaricide Targeting Growing Pest Resistance

On March 12, 2026, Sinochem Crop Care launched Weijing, a revolutionary acaricide in China, developed over 14 years of research. This product is designed to combat harmful mites responsible for massive agricultural losses, distinguished by its unique mode of action and application benefits. Weijing addresses an urgent need for innovations in the agrochemical sector, providing an effective solution against the growing resistance of mites to existing treatments.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "China’s first trifluoroethyl sulfide-structured acaricide We..." - 26 March 2026

Read more
Pesticides: A 20 to 25% Increase Expected in India

Pesticides: A 20 to 25% Increase Expected in India

Disruptions related to tensions in the Middle East could lead to a 20 to 25% increase in the costs of crop protection products in India, according to CropLife India. The organization, which represents major Indian players in crop protection, warns of potential shortages during the agricultural season, which could affect yields and promote the rise of counterfeit products.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Pesticide costs may go up by 25% due to West Asia crisis, sa..." - 24 March 2026

Read more
In India, Corn Gains Ground Over Soybeans and May Boost Urea Demand

In India, Corn Gains Ground Over Soybeans and May Boost Urea Demand

In India, the increase in corn acreage at the expense of soybeans could lead to a rise in demand for nitrogen fertilizers, particularly urea. Cultivated on over 120 million hectares in 2024-2025, corn requires up to five times more nitrogen than soybeans. In a context of tensions in the fertilizer markets, this shift in crop rotations could impact supply balance.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "As maize competes with soybean for acreage, India’s urea dem..." - 16 March 2026

Read more
Traditional Philippine Rice Reveals Key Genetic Traits for Climate Adaptation

Traditional Philippine Rice Reveals Key Genetic Traits for Climate Adaptation

A sequencing program of 1,001 traditional rice varieties, led by the Philippine Rice Research Institute and the University of the Philippines Los Baños, highlights early maturity traits and flood tolerance. These genetic resources could support the selection of more resilient and nutritious varieties in the face of climate challenges.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Genomics study finds early maturing traits in PH heirloom ri..." - 11 March 2026

Read more
Vietnam Embraces Japanese Technologies to Optimize Rice Cultivation

Vietnam Embraces Japanese Technologies to Optimize Rice Cultivation

The National Center for Agricultural Promotion of Vietnam, the Vietnamese agribusiness group Loc Troi, and the Japanese company Newgreen have signed a memorandum of understanding to deploy Japanese technologies in rice farming in the Mekong Delta. The project includes the use of the Aigamo robot, equipped with AI and GPS, to improve rice quality while reducing methane emissions. The initiative also aims to expand sustainable rice cultivation areas.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Viet Nam to apply Japanese technology in rice production" - 6 March 2026

Read more
Yimutian Group Expands Integrated Agricultural Model with Jiufeng Acquisition

Yimutian Group Expands Integrated Agricultural Model with Jiufeng Acquisition

The Chinese Yimutian Group, a digital agriculture platform active in the integration of production, processing, and marketing, has announced an acquisition agreement with Jiufeng Agriculture, a regional producer of camellia oil. This move aims to strengthen Yimutian's integrated agricultural model as part of a broader large-scale development program in Guangdong province, focusing on the digitalization and standardization of agricultural production.

SEPEHR ACHARD, Source: Igronews, published under the title "Yimutian Group Announces Acquisition Agreement and Launches ..." - 6 February 2026

Read more
Honglian Hybrid Rice Technology: A Breakthrough for Food Security in Pakistan

Honglian Hybrid Rice Technology: A Breakthrough for Food Security in Pakistan

The Honglian hybrid rice technology, developed by China, offers superior yields in Pakistan, with varieties reaching up to 12.3 tons per hectare. This collaborative project between Wuhan and the University of Punjab aims to enhance food security and promote sustainable agricultural practices. By integrating advanced technologies like artificial intelligence, this initiative paves the way for strategic cooperation between China and Pakistan, while addressing the growing food needs of both nations.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "China-Pakistan Hybrid Rice Technology: Joint initiative expa..." - 5 February 2026

Read more
Origin Agritech and Shunfeng BioTech: Agreement for Genetic Editing of Corn

Origin Agritech and Shunfeng BioTech: Agreement for Genetic Editing of Corn

Chinese specialist in seed selection and genetic editing, Origin Agritech Ltd. has signed a licensing agreement with Shunfeng BioTech to apply the Cas-SF01 technology to corn, aiming for high-yield hybrid varieties that are tolerant to climate stresses.

MADISON HONG, Source: Igronews, published under the title "Origin Agritech Enters Patent License Agreement with Shunfen..." - 2 February 2026

Read more
Pesticides: China Revises Its Tax Policy and Reshuffles the Global Market

Pesticides: China Revises Its Tax Policy and Reshuffles the Global Market

Starting in April 2026, China will eliminate export tax rebates on certain pesticides, a measure that will weigh on manufacturers' profitability in the short term. Designed as a lever for industrial transformation, this reform aims to eliminate obsolete capacities and steer the sector towards value-based competition, particularly focusing on formulations that remain eligible for tax benefits.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Viewpoint: The phase-out of export tax rebates positions Chi..." - 16 January 2026

Read more
Vietnam Initiates Harmonization of Organic Pesticide Regulations in Southeast Asia

Vietnam Initiates Harmonization of Organic Pesticide Regulations in Southeast Asia

Vietnam has launched a regional initiative aimed at harmonizing the regulation of organic pesticides, in a context where Southeast Asian countries are seeking to reduce their dependence on synthetic chemicals. This initiative aims to establish a common regulatory framework while taking into account national specificities.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Việt Nam convenes ASEAN talks on regulating biological pesti..." - 12 January 2026

Read more

51–60 of 65 — page 6/7

Previous1234567Next
PSI

Most read

  • Fertilizers, Energy, Sovereignty: Agriculture Faces the Permacrisis
    25 August 2026
  • How to Finance Forests? A Combination of Solutions is Essential, Says Erwan Le Méné
    12 August 2026