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Bio-solutions in Turkey: A Potential of €10.8 Billion by 2035

The bio-solutions sector in Turkey, currently valued at €4 billion, could more than double by 2035 with adequate political support. Bio-solutions are essential for improving industrial efficiency, enhancing export competitiveness, and supporting sustainable economic transformation. Policy recommendations are proposed to unlock the potential of this strategic sector.

India: Pesticide Regulation Shifts to Fully Digital with Major Compliance Reform

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GreenLight Biosciences strategically launches Oifirax, an innovative RNA-based fungicide, in Brazil. This development marks a turning point in the crop protection industry, emphasizing targeted, residue-free biological solutions that can compete with the efficacy of traditional chemicals. With favorable regulatory support and significant investment, GreenLight aims to transform the Brazilian viticulture landscape while expanding its commercial footprint in the region.

900 Microbial Strains, An Industrial Platform: Apoena Agro's Bet on Next-Gen Biological Inputs

Apoena Agro, a Brazilian biotechnology company, unveils its B2B platform for agricultural biological solutions at Hortitec 2026. With over 900 collected microbial strains, Apoena is developing a range of biological products, strengthening its position in the Brazilian biological market while planning to introduce new products by 2026.

France's Largest Treated Wastewater Reuse Project Secures 650 Hectares Against Water Stress

The seaside resort of Argelès-sur-Mer inaugurates France's largest treated wastewater reuse unit, an ambitious project aimed at securing water supply for agriculture amid increasing drought. With an investment of 13.2 million euros, this innovative initiative enables the irrigation of 650 hectares of orchards owned by 56 different farmers, while ensuring water quality for sensitive crops.

Fertilizer Price Shock in 2026: A 55% Rise in Urea and Its Consequences

The 55% increase in urea prices from February to May 2026, driven by geopolitical tensions, raises concerns about an impending food crisis. Input producers benefit from this situation, while farmers and food processors see their margins shrink. Governments, like Egypt with the New Delta project, are responding by investing in infrastructure to reduce dependence on fertilizer imports, signaling a shift in agricultural market dynamics.

eAgronom Reaches Milestone with €1.46 Million Paid to Farmers Through Sale of 29,000 Carbon Credits

eAgronom, the Estonian agricultural technology company, has sold 29,000 Verra-certified carbon credits, generating €1.46 million. This transaction marks a turning point for 150 farmers engaged in regenerative agricultural practices across Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland, covering 28,000 hectares. The environmental impact is equivalent to removing approximately 6,300 gasoline cars from the road for a year. eAgronom aims to reach one million credits by 2026-2027.

Contact BioSolutions : Révolution dans le marché des herbicides avec Firehawk

Contact BioSolutions se positionne sur le marché des herbicides avec Firehawk, un bioherbicide à 87% d'ingrédients actifs, permettant une dilution efficace et une réduction des coûts d'application. Avec des approbations réglementaires en cours et un lancement prévu pour 2027, l'entreprise vise à capter 1% d'un marché de 40 milliards de dollars, tout en promouvant des pratiques agricoles régénératives et en répondant aux préoccupations croissantes sur les résidus chimiques dans les aliments.

Precision Weeding: Horsch Leverages AI and Drones to Map Weeds

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What if future biopesticides were inspired by the venoms of parasitic insects? A synthesis of recent research shows how these organisms manipulate their hosts through multifunctional proteins, offering new perspectives for biological crop protection. The study highlights complex mechanisms of immune inhibition and metabolic reprogramming, while emphasizing the challenges related to the functional identification of candidate proteins, essential for the development of effective biocontrol tools.

Yara International ASA : Résultats du 2T 2026 à venir

Yara International ASA annoncera ses résultats financiers pour le deuxième trimestre 2026 le 17 juillet à 08:00 CEST, suivis d'une présentation en ligne et d'une session de questions-réponses. Les parties intéressées peuvent accéder aux documents et au webcast via le site de l'entreprise, tandis que les questions peuvent être posées par Teams ou par téléphone. Yara, fondée en 1905, est un acteur clé dans la nutrition des cultures, avec un engagement envers l'innovation et la durabilité.

The Odorous Proteins of Insects: A New Key to Understanding Pesticide Resistance

Syngenta innove avec le robot ATLAS pour des tests de compatibilité

Le robot ATLAS de Syngenta révolutionne le développement de produits en automatisant les tests de compatibilité des mélanges, permettant des résultats plus rapides et fiables. En réduisant la variabilité des évaluations manuelles, ATLAS assure une meilleure confiance dans les décisions d'application des clients. Ce système joue également un rôle clé dans la résolution des problèmes de mélange en recréant des conditions spécifiques, renforçant ainsi l'engagement de Syngenta envers des solutions scientifiques et efficaces.

Pest Surveillance: Monitoring Desert Locusts Yields Up to 680 Times More Benefits Than Costs

A recent study highlights the importance of monitoring desert locusts to prevent food crises. The findings show that reduced surveillance, often due to conflicts, leads to an increase in swarms, severely impacting child health and the economy. The benefits of monitoring far outweigh the costs, with a cost-benefit ratio estimated between 160:1 and 680:1.

A Canadian Company Secures US Patent for Precision Seeding Agricultural Residue Management Technology

Canadian company Clean Seed Capital Group Ltd. has announced the receipt of a patent authorization notice for its innovative agricultural residue management system, thereby strengthening its portfolio of technologies. This technology aims to enhance residue management and the performance of seeding units in challenging field conditions.

Plant Nutrition: International Fertilizer Association Identifies Barriers to Innovation

The report "Fertilizer Innovation Unleashed" from the International Fertilizer Association's Innovation Hub highlights the growing innovation in the fertilizer and plant nutrition sector while urging leaders and investors to take action. By identifying five major barriers to innovation, the report offers recommendations to overcome these challenges and introduces a benchmark to assess companies' innovation performance.

Weeding, Monitoring, and Precision Tools: Keys to Effective Weed Management

Vietnam: PAN Group Aims for 100,000 Hectares of Low-Emission Rice by 2027

The agribusiness group, PAN Group, is intensifying its commitment to sustainable agriculture by targeting 100,000 hectares of low-emission rice by 2027. This project, part of an integrated value chain strategy, has already led to a reduction in CO₂ emissions and increased profits for farmers. The 'Vietnam Green Low-Emission Rice' certification further strengthens this strategy by providing exporters with a new asset to differentiate themselves in international markets.

Roots, Organic Matter, Resilience: Will Soil Health Become a Food Sovereignty Issue in Europe?

At a conference, former French Agriculture Minister Julien Denormandie highlighted the degradation of European soils, emphasizing their crucial role in food sovereignty and the need for a common vision for their protection. He also discussed the impact of climate change on agriculture, advocating for agronomic practices that promote deeper roots, essential for soil health and resilience against climate crises. Denormandie calls for a nuanced approach to agricultural debates, stressing the importance of a collective response at the European level.

Address the Stress: An Experimental Platform to Validate Biostimulants Against Climate Variability

Syngenta's Address the Stress initiative analyzes the effects of abiotic stress on crops by creating controlled stress conditions. In 2026, thermal, water, and light stresses, as well as the impact of hail, are studied, revealing significant effects on yields and mycotoxin levels. The integration of biostimulants in these trials aims to demonstrate their effectiveness in managing these stresses, providing agronomic data for farmers.