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Genomines Bandeau

Soils, Inputs & Water: AI-assisted international press reviewPress review

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Credits: Gilmer Diaz Estela.

Brazil: Regulatory Costs Become a Major Factor in Agrochemical Market Transformation

Brazil strengthens its position in the global pesticide market with a record 912 approvals in 2025, but the increasing complexity of regulatory requirements is causing many companies to abandon their products. Firms are turning to the courts to expedite approvals, with a 400% rise in toxicological assessments approved by judicial decision.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Brazil sets pesticide approval record as registration cancel..." - 30 June 2026

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Credits: Engin Akyurt.

Seeds: Two French Companies Develop a New Generation of Biostimulation from Sowing

After five years of joint research, French companies Lidea and Agronutrition unveil innovative seed treatment solutions for corn and cereals. The technology is based on active ingredients from biofertilizers and biostimulants, optimizing plant nutrition and nitrogen use efficiency.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Lidea and Agronutrition by DSG combine their expertise in se..." - 30 June 2026

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Credits: Renjith Tomy Pkm.

India: Two Agri-Startups Bet on Bio-Inputs to Accelerate Agricultural Transition for 6.5 Million Small Farmers

Indian startup INERA Crop Science and Bangladeshi CropNXT Solutions announce a multi-year strategic partnership to distribute biological inputs to small farmers across five states in Eastern India. This project aims to reach approximately 6.5 million farmers through a network of over 5,000 retailers. INERA will provide soil microbe-derived products, while CropNXT will manage distribution.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "India - Startups INERA, CropNXT in pact to bring biological ..." - 30 June 2026

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Norwegian company Yara announces an ambitious strategy for the development of biostimulants, aiming to launch a new product every six months. This initiative builds on an existing range that addresses the growing needs of modern agriculture, covering four key functions: nutrient efficiency, soil element mobilization, tolerance to abiotic stresses, and crop quality.

Source: Agro Matin, published under the title "Yara accélère sa stratégie d’innovation sur les biostimulant..." - 30 June 2026

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Credits: Tom Fisk.

Des scientifiques ciblent les nématodes à kystes de soja en coupant leur approvisionnement alimentaire

Face aux pertes de rendement causées par les nématodes à kystes de soja, des chercheurs explorent de nouvelles stratégies de lutte en ciblant les protéines effectrices qui permettent aux parasites de se nourrir et de se reproduire. Ce projet pourrait mener à des variétés de soja génétiquement modifiées pour résister à ces parasites, tout en préservant la santé et le rendement des cultures.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Scientists target soybean cyst nematode by cutting off its f..." - 30 June 2026

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Walid Saadé, president of the biostimulants section of France fertilisants

Walid Saadé: Diverse Solutions, Education, and Regulation, the Three Challenges of the Biostimulant Market in France

In an increasingly complex agricultural context, Walid Saadé, president of the biostimulants section of France fertilisants, emphasizes the need for a diversified and educational approach to promote biostimulants. He highlights regulatory challenges and the necessity for better understanding of products derived from living organisms to ensure their adoption by farmers, while stressing the importance of a collective dynamic to address climate issues.

Source: Agro Matin, published under the title "« Plus les conditions deviennent difficiles, plus nous avons..." - 30 June 2026

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Biostimulants: A Market Driven by Continuous Innovation and Targeted Applications

Biostimulants: A Market Driven by Continuous Innovation and Targeted Applications

The biostimulant market continues to grow with a well-established offering that covers a wide diversity of modes of action and target crops. The innovation dynamic remains strong, with new solutions introduced each year to enhance existing ranges aimed at improving crop tolerance to abiotic stress and optimizing their quality and yield.

Source: Agro Matin, published under the title "Enquête exclusive : l’offre des fournisseurs de biostimulant..." - 30 June 2026

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Titchfield, England, United Kingdom. Credits: David Bell.

Wheat Septoria: The UK Tests Integration of Biofungicides in Treatment Programs

The AHDB (Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board) is exploring the effectiveness of biofungicides in combating winter wheat septoria through trials at three sites across the UK. Initial results suggest that the efficacy of certain biofungicides may surpass that of conventional treatments.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "AHDB: Which biofungicides are in our wheat septoria trials?" - 29 June 2026

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Credits: Jen Healy.

Nematodes: A Garlic-Based Nanoemulsion Outperforms Two Standard Nematicides on Tomatoes

A study published in Scientific Reports presents the development of garlic oil-based nanoemulsions as an ecological alternative to traditional nematicides, in light of increasing restrictions on the latter. The formulations, characterized by small droplet sizes and a stability of 16 weeks, have shown significant efficacy against the nematode Meloidogyne incognita, reducing root gall formation and promoting tomato plant growth.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Nano-emulsion of garlic oil extracts: development, character..." - 29 June 2026

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KIND Atteint 50% d'Amandes Régénératives Grâce à un Pilote de Trois Ans

KIND Atteint 50% d'Amandes Régénératives Grâce à un Pilote de Trois Ans

KIND annonce que son initiative KIND Almond Acres, en partenariat avec ofi, a permis de sourcer 50% de ses amandes selon des pratiques régénératives. Ce projet a démontré des gains significatifs en efficacité de l'eau et en réduction des intrants, tout en améliorant la santé des sols. Avec un objectif de 100% d'approvisionnement régénératif d'ici 2030, KIND se prépare à étendre ces pratiques à grande échelle, soutenue par des recherches universitaires.

SEPEHR ACHARD, Source: Igronews, published under the title "KIND Reaches 50% Regenerative Almond Sourcing as Three-Year ..." - 26 June 2026

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