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3 weeks agoTropic raises $105M to scale gene-edited bananas
Tropic launched the first new commercial banana varieties in 75 years using gene-editing technology to combat Panama Disease, securing $105 million in Series C funding to scale production and save the global banana industry.
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3 weeks agoWheat Pete's Word, March 11: The next generation of ag, ponded wheat, potash power, and a rust watch
Ontario winter wheat shows strong spring conditions with minimal ponding, while high-tillering wheat in Idaho presents lodging risks and leaf rust emerges unexpectedly in the southern U.S.
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3 weeks agoPulse School: Three tips for managing aphanomyces and protecting pulse economics
If you've got it severe enough it can be devastating and if not it can be managed... it just depends on where you are and what weather conditions you've had in the past and the amount of peas or lentils you've grown on those fields before.
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2 months agoCan biologicals fill the soybean nitrogen gap? The jury's still out
More than 100 research studies show that soybeans typically suffer from a nitrogen gap when yields exceed 60 bu/ac. At that yield level, the combination of soil nitrogen and nodulation often doesn't provide what the plant requires to achieve higher yields. Could biologicals - including nitrogen-fixing endophytes and biostimulants - fill that "yield gap" and provide the nitrogen required at high yield levels? That's a question Syngenta Canada biological field specialist Greg Stewart has been working on for the past two years.
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