Industry Insights: How Has the Ukraine War Impacted EU Agriculture?

For many in attendance, it was a first chance to appreciate the strength of the combined portfolio offered by the two legacy companies.

University of Birmingham researchers have invented a new method to encourage bacteria to form growth-promoting ecosystems that could be used to coat the roots of plant seedlings.

Directive must go beyond the current, inadequate regulations by taking into account nutrient balances and accounting for regional differences.

Construction marks the first step toward the launch of the company’s new biocontrol product line based on its Natural Technology model.

Dr. Arben Myrta with Certis Belchim discusses the latest developments at the company and trends he is seeing in the soil pest management space.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine expected to result in tight grain stocks and price volatility for at least two years.

India is the world’s second-largest wheat producer after China, but a high consumption base has seldom allowed it to be a big exporter.

A mixed bag of regulations makes one-stop shopping more challenging for manufacturers looking to enter the Eastern European market, but for those willing, there is enormous potential.

Following years of double-digit growth the country’s crop input manufacturers expect slower growth due to myriad issues.