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The Agricultural World Worries About Rising Fertilizer Prices Due to Middle East War

The Agricultural World Worries About Rising Fertilizer Prices Due to Middle East War

Rural Coordination expresses concern over the rising cost of fertilizers. Nearly 30% of global fertilizers pass through the Strait of Hormuz, raising alarms about supply disruptions and potential impacts on food production worldwide.

Marion Deygas avec LM - 9 March 2026

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Progress Begins When We Stop Fragmenting Life
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Progress Begins When We Stop Fragmenting Life

Founder of Gaiago and creator of AgriBooster, Francis Bucaille advocates for a demanding vision of agriculture: neither nostalgic nor fetishistic about technology. For this former farmer, the challenge is not to pile up innovations, but to relearn how to read life – soils, roots, microbiology, genetics – in order to choose the right technology, sometimes very simple, sometimes very advanced. An interview with an agronomist who argues for breaking out of silos.

Anne Barrat - 13 January 2026

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Moissonneuses de soja en action dans une vaste ferme à Paragominas, au Brésil, présentant des machines agricoles.

FMC Launches Provilar Plus, an Innovative Fungicide for Soybeans in Brazil

FMC has introduced Provilar® Plus, a next-generation microbiological fungicide designed to protect soybean crops while stimulating the natural growth and productivity mechanisms of plants. This product, which combines disease management with physiological activation, has shown promising field results, with a significant increase in yields and improved logistical efficiency, aligning with a sustainability and profitability approach for farmers.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "FMC launches Provilar Plus microbiological fungicide in Braz..." - 6 October 2026

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Roots Contribute 35% of Net Carbon Inputs to Agricultural Soils

Roots Contribute 35% of Net Carbon Inputs to Agricultural Soils

An international study highlights the crucial role of rhizodeposition in the carbon cycle of agroecosystems, accounting for 35% of net inputs. Variations among species underscore the importance of refining carbon accounting tools, although current knowledge does not yet allow for definitive classification of agronomic practices.

Source: Agro Matin, published under the title "Carbone du sol : la rhizodéposition pèse un tiers des apport..." - 6 October 2026

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AFYREN and Terrial Aim for 25% of France's Potash Sulfate Needs

AFYREN and Terrial Aim for 25% of France's Potash Sulfate Needs

AFYREN and Terrial announce the extension of their collaboration on potash fertilizers with a new multi-year supply contract. This partnership, valued at several tens of millions of euros, aims to strengthen the autonomy of French agriculture while supporting the transition to more sustainable practices. Through the production of bio-based fertilizers, the two companies are committed to meeting the growing needs of farmers while contributing to the country's food sovereignty.

Source: Wikiagri, published under the title "AFYREN et Terrial prolongent leur collaboration sur les engr..." - 6 October 2026

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Gros plan de riz cru varié montrant la diversité des types de grains sur un fond blanc.

Launch of Phase 2 of the OPTIMA Project for Low-Emission Rice Cultivation

IRRI and BASF are advancing their research on low-emission innovations in rice cultivation with Phase 2 of the OPTIMA project, which aims to assess the effects on soil carbon and soil health while enhancing the long-term climate resilience of rice production. This project builds on techniques such as alternate wetting and drying to reduce greenhouse gas emissions without compromising yields.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "IRRI and BASF expand research into soil carbon to advance lo..." - 6 October 2026

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Image macro détaillée d'un petit coléoptère brun sur un fond bleu vif.

Innovative Essential Oil Biofumigant for Grain Pest Control

A recent study highlights a controlled-release biofumigant utilizing diatomaceous nanocarriers to deliver clove essential oil. This temperature-sensitive system could revolutionize pest management in stored grains by providing an eco-friendly alternative to traditional chemical products while ensuring enhanced efficacy at optimal temperatures.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "Smart release biofumigant: temperature-regulated delivery of..." - 6 October 2026

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Biocontrol: French Industry Urges Europe to Expand Fast-Track Procedures

Biocontrol: French Industry Urges Europe to Expand Fast-Track Procedures

Alliance Biocontrôle urges the European Parliament to support an ambitious regulatory framework for biocontrol, in light of a Council mandate deemed insufficient. Simplifying procedures and clearly distinguishing biocontrol from low-risk substances is crucial to foster innovation and address current agricultural challenges. European farmers, facing technical deadlocks, need rapid solutions for the agroecological transition.

Source: Wikiagri, published under the title "Le Parlement européen doit agir rapidement pour le biocontrô..." - 6 October 2026

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Atmonia Aims to Produce Green Ammonia Without Hydrogen Process

Atmonia Aims to Produce Green Ammonia Without Hydrogen Process

Atmonia, an Icelandic company, has developed an innovative electrochemical process to produce green ammonia without the constraints of the Haber-Bosch process. With a production target of 150 tons per year in a containerized system, the company focuses on optimizing energy demand and collaborating with electrolyzer manufacturers for efficient scaling. The catalysts developed by Atmonia, based on chemical simulations, enable selective ammonia production, providing a sustainable alternative for modern agriculture.

Source: Agfundernews, published under the title "🎥 Atmonia scales green ammonia with single-step electrochem..." - 6 October 2026

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Femme tenant un drapeau de protestation près d'un gratte-ciel à Mexico, illustrant l'activisme urbain.

BRANDT Acquires Altiara, Expanding Production Base in Mexico

BRANDT, a leading American manufacturer of specialty agricultural products, has acquired Altiara, a Mexican producer of nutritional and crop protection solutions. This acquisition aims to expand production capacity and enhance access to organic markets in Latin America, while retaining Altiara's management team. The company will be renamed "Altiara, A BRANDT Company" and will be showcased at the Expo AgroAlimentaria Guanajuato.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "BRANDT acquires Altiara, a leading Mexican manufacturer of s..." - 6 October 2026

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Launch of the Crop Protection Solutions Committee in France

Launch of the Crop Protection Solutions Committee in France

Annie Genevard chaired the inaugural meeting of the Crop Protection Solutions Committee, aimed at anticipating challenges related to pest control and developing alternatives to ensure food sovereignty. Established by the 2025 law, this committee will bring together various stakeholders to coordinate research and innovation efforts in the agricultural sector.

Source: Ministère De L'agriculture Et De La Souveraineté Alimentaire, published under the title "Première réunion du Comité des solutions à la protection des..." - 3 October 2026

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Mains tenant du blé récolté, symbolisant l'agriculture et la croissance dans un champ baigné de soleil.

ADM Releases Fourth Annual Report on Regenerative Agriculture

The American agricultural trading and processing giant ADM has published its fourth annual report on regenerative agriculture. By 2025, its programs have engaged over 56,000 farmers across 11 countries, covering approximately 1.86 million hectares. The group claims a reduction of 946,000 tons of COâ‚‚e compared to regional benchmarks. Its partnerships with PepsiCo, Mars, and other industry players aim to accelerate the adoption of regenerative practices by combining technical support, financial incentives, and market opportunities.

Source: Agropages, published under the title "ADM’s fourth annual regenerative agriculture report highligh..." - 29 September 2026

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