The fertilizer features improved solubility, stability, and nutrient content, including higher levels of calcium and nitrogen and essential trace elements.
The four-year project focuses on drought-tolerant solutions for Danish cereal crops.
The agreement includes the implementation of the “Plano Bem Viver Mura,” a sustainable development program for the Mura Indigenous communities, and commits to social, cultural, and environmental initiatives in line with legal requirements.
New advancements aim to optimize land use, reduce chemical usage, and adapt farming practices to changing climates, potentially transforming agricultural productivity and environmental impact.
Renames Claas India as Yanmar Agricultural Machinery India, adds new products for local and global markets.
Acquisition combines irrigation expertise with real-time data capabilities.
Discussions have centered on manufacturing opportunities in Ethiopia.
The facility aims to revolutionize biological input production in Paraguay, with a strong emphasis on sustainable and environmentally friendly agricultural practices. It features advanced technology, including a research and development lab and high-capacity bioreactors, and plans to expand production significantly.
The company provides methods to control soil erosion in different settings such as steep slopes, construction sites, wetlands, and agricultural lands.
New formulation targets a wider range of weeds for wheat and triticale growers in the UK and Ireland.
The Almaty unit will provide innovative products and services like advanced belt cleaners and air cannons to improve efficiency and productivity in the region’s mineral processing industries.
Integration of plant-based technologies strengthens SAS’s biostimulants portfolio.
The fertilizer, shipped from an EU port and arrived in Colombo on December 12, 2024, is part of a series of donations totaling 190,000 tonnes to various developing nations since late 2022.
New CFO and collaboration with bp set the stage for sustainable growth and innovation.
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