AMVAC’s Bob Trogele Interviews Pacific Agriscience’s CS Liew About Current and Future M&A Activity

Janssen to test and develop MustGrow’s biological mustard plant-based technologies for postharvest food preservation storage applications.

Comprising a variety of countries and cultures, Latin America offers crop input providers opportunities for growth.

Exacta is leveraging Ginkgo’s end-to-end agricultural R&D services to enhance its crop protection product FitoRoot, paving the way for large-scale commercialization.

The ASIR outlines the progress UPL has made over the last year to create sustainable opportunities for Africa’s farmers.

This is the company’s largest single investment in its Crop Protection business in Germany since the founding of the Monheim campus in 1979.

Latin America continues to be a significant player in the global agricultural industry, and its seed market has been growing steadily over the years.

The conflict between Ukraine and Russia disrupts supply chains and threatens food security. Despite the challenges, crop input manufacturers continue to operate in the region.

Increased global demand for U.S. rice will ultimately give way to falling prices when India’s ban is lifted.

The upside for companies involved in M&A is huge even as their customer address concerns.