ICL Group & Lavie Bio share an exciting development in their collaboration to develop bio-stimulant solutions for key row crops facing various abiotic stresses, discovering more than a dozen novel microbial candidates believed to have commercial viability: https://lnkd.in/epJVk-52 Lavie Bio's CEO, Amit Noam, says “Using ICL’s deep agricultural expertise has been essential in focusing Lavie Bio’s discovery efforts and has enabled us to advance to field trials in multiple target geographies quickly. Our team did a remarkable job of pushing our discovery process and platform to new heights, continuously improving computational accuracy and reducing both the time and cost to market for our novel products.”
World Agri-Tech’s Post
More Relevant Posts
-
ProGro Bio Inc. Launches 2024 Rhizol In-Field Observations Program ProGro Bio's second annual nationwide in-field Rhizol microbial soil inoculant program spans 370 plots in 26 states, demonstrating its efficacy across numerous crops for hundreds of participants. Zach Lancaster emphasized, “The Rhizol product line was proven to be economically beneficial in all scenarios. The 2024 in-field research program further confirms Rhizol benefits and solidifies the confidence of those using Rhizol. We are seeing a strong indication of continued excellent efficacy with Rhizol, and I am highly confident that the Rhizol product line will once again prove its great value.” Read more here -> https://lnkd.in/gEu-gkyn
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
-
Happy to share a new article in collaboration with Tomas during our stay at ETH Zurich! The article discusses the interaction of vermicompost with labeled N and P fertilizers, and how adding a small organic fraction together with mineral fertilizers can affect the nutrient use efficiency. Highlights: -Adding low quantities of vermicompost together with mineral fertilizers reduces phosphorus movement in soil. -Lower P mobility in soil caused by vermicompost is linked to reduced phosphorus uptake by Italian ryegrass. -Vermicompost has potential as an organic matrix for organo-mineral fertilizers with low organic C content
New publication! A new article from my doctoral work has just been published. The article discusses the interaction of vermicompost with labeled N and P fertilizers, and how adding a small organic fraction together with mineral fertilizers can affect the nutrient use efficiency. The research was carried out at The Research Station for Plant Sciences Lindau at ETH Zurich with the supervision of Oberson Astrid. I thank the co-authors of this article (Pietro Sica, Laura Zavattaro, Barbara Moretti, Carlo Grignani, and Oberson Astrid) for their valuable contributions. #FertiCycle #Horizon2020 https://lnkd.in/d2T3BZpK
An isotope study on nitrogen and phosphorus use efficiency and movement in soil in a mimicked vermicompost‐based organo‐mineral fertilizer
acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Hear from Dr Stephan Freyer, Senior Research Manager, Chemical Engineering Industrial Biotechnology of BASF as he presents on "Chemicals from renewable raw materials” at the 7th EU Starch Value Chain conference (15-17 October 2024, Berlin) along with other discussions surrounding the theme "Optimising starch full value chains in the EU”. 7th EU Starch Value Chain covers a full value-chain approach discussing issues from innovations in seeds to achieve better yields, transition towards sustainable farming system to the agility of starch biorefineries that produce a wide variety of ingredients serving all bioeconomy outlets, enabling the sector to be near zero-waste. Proteins produced by the EU starch industry (e.g. cereal crop- maize, wheat, barley, and rice), peas and starch potatoes are valuable components that will significantly contribute to the competitiveness of the EU starch industry. In its continuous research effort to valorise the whole plant, the EU starch industry has developed outlets for plant-based protein products and their Innovative functionalities. More details here: https://lnkd.in/gTZy8gbQ Access your delegate pass here: https://lnkd.in/gJBuA8E2 Email: [email protected] liming low | Fu Huiyan | Cyn Yeo - CMP #cmtstarch #starch #starchvalue #carbohydrates #zerowaste #plantprotein #enzymes #sweeteners #foodingredients
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
-
The way companies approach biologicals products in general, and biostimulants in particular, seems reminiscent of the way people approached California in the mid-19th century when gold was discovered around Sutter’s Mill, in Coloma, CA. In 1848, there were 4,000 miners. A year later, that figure jumped to 80,000 and by 1855 more than 300,000 made their way to the region. As interest in biostimulants has grown, companies from around the world have invaded the space hoping to make their fortune. And like the gold rush, most won’t, and eventually a shakeout will leave top players, those willing to invest in science, marketing, and education that lead to effective solutions will become the leaders. Continue Reading: https://lnkd.in/gBTk-7rC #Biologicals #AgRetail #Agrochemicals #PlantHealth #CropProtection #Biostimulants #Agribusiness
The Biostimulants Gold Rush: What’s Driving Demand in the Plant Health Market?
https://www.croplife.com
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Scaling microalgae has always been a challenge, but not when you crack the code on the biggest challenges. We’ve done just that.🤓🦠📈 Traditionally, there have been two cultivation methods: 1️⃣ Heterotrophic(Fermentation): Low cost, high yields, consistency, scalability. But with one major drawback—product limitation in the absence of light. This method excels in efficiency, but struggles to produce high-value products like high-quality functional proteins, polar lipids, pigments and other vital ingredients. 2️⃣ Phototrophic(Using light): A pathway to high-value products, strain variety, and multi-product potential. However, this method often falls short in terms of scalability and cost efficiency. Why choose between them? We asked ourselves that question. Instead of limiting ourselves, we decided to harness the strengths of both. Our solution? Mixotrophy—a groundbreaking approach that combines the best of both worlds. But it wasn’t easy. We faced three major challenges on this journey: 💡Creating a solution that efficiently illuminates the entire reactor volume. 🥣Developing effective mixing to keep our cultures thriving. 🥼Perhaps the biggest challenge of all, ensuring a sterile environment at scale. Today, we’re proud to say we’ve overcome these challenges and more. We’ve developed a new cultivation technology that significantly decreases production costs, opening doors to new industries and possibilities. Our innovative approach is already powering multiple collaborations with partners across a variety of products.🧀🥚🥩 We’re eager to collaborate with the scientific community and industry peers on everything from new product development to large-scale production. If you're interested in joining us on this journey, feel free to reach out to our CEO📲 Yonatan Golan! #Microalgae #Vegan #Plantbased #Scaling #Foodtech
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
-
New exciting #collaboration! A few weeks ago our Product Development Manager, Claus Rosensparre, went on a trip to Hirtshals to participate in the Kick-off meeting of #EHFAF at the DTU Aqua facilities. ALGIECEL has together with Aller Aqua, DTU Aqua, and Skagen Salmon teamed up and started a new project collaboration. We will together be testing the use and #nutritional benefits of using #microalgae in salmon RAS production. Supported by DTU Aqua, the #Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, #vitamins, etc. of our #algae will be tested and go through extensive examination for fish larvae and further #growth studies. We are looking very much forward to getting the collaboration started and observing the first datasets coming in! https://lnkd.in/eHQ5TaKY #algiecel #carboncapture #microalgae #co2reduction #biogas #fermentation #sustainability #sdg #algae #innovation #technology #entrepreneurship #cosmetics #food #feed #nutreceuticals
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
-
Corteva Agriscience launches biological Utrisha N in Brazil Corteva launches Utrisha N in Brazil and the product is applied foliarly and approved for corn cultivation. It allows the plant to obtain nitrogen throughout its life cycle according to its needs. The bacterium in Utrisha N’s formulation is *Methylobacterium symbioticum*, which can capture nitrogen available in the air and transform it into ammonium for the plant. This process naturally improves the plant's vitality and helps the crop reach its maximum growth and productivity potential. Additionally, Utrisha N is compatible with other solutions for even more sustainable management. Strain of *Methylobacterium symbioticum* enters through the stomata of the leaves and completely colonizes the plant within seven days of application. This bacterium converts the nitrogen available in the air into ammonium nitrogen for the plant, naturally improving its vitality and helping the crop reach its maximum growth and productivity potential. Another significant differential is that the nitrogen resulting from Utrisha N’s action is not susceptible to everyday occurrences in traditional fertilization processes, such as leaching (nitrogen being washed into the subsoil), volatilization (nutrient loss through evaporation due to temperature), and denitrification (conversion into gaseous state caused by bacteria). The product is already marketed in European countries besides the United States, Mexico, Chile, and Argentina, and it underwent three years of field testing in Brazil before its launch. #Utrisha #nitrogen #Methylobacterium #symbioticum #corn #crop #biological #launch #corteva #Brazil #bacteria
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Great funding opportunity for companies finding new uses for corn. APPLY NOW for "The Radicle Corn Value Chain Challenge sponsored by US Corn Farmers." The Challenge sets out to invest a minimum of US $1.5M in start-up and growth companies whose innovative technologies and business models create new uses for corn and long-term sustainable demand for corn production. #agtech #corn #funding
APPLY HERE: https://lnkd.in/gfWWFtkt Deadline to apply: April 19th, 2024. Heard from Chris Bengtson (Manager of Economic Analysis and Investments at Iowa Corn) in this interview about "The Radicle Corn Value Chain Challenge sponsored by US Corn Farmers". Colorado Corn Promotion Council, IL Corn, Iowa Corn, Kansas Corn, National Corn Growers Association, South Dakota Corn, Radicle Growth #USCornFarmers, #AgTech, #Agriculture, #Agricultureandfarming, #corn, #cornfarmers, #cornvaluechain, #cornproduction, #cornnewuses, #corncrop, #corncrops #SAF, #animalfeed, #biofuels, #biotechnology, #bioprocessing, #bioplastics, #biomaterials, #bioproducts, #newbusinessmodels, #thermochemical, #compostablemateiral, #farmingtechnology, #FoodTech, #sustainability, #agbiotech, #cleantech, #innovation, #Syntheticbiology, #Metabolicengineering
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Do you want to know more about innovative IPM strategies?... then follow our work through SAGROPIA. Our members are working on candidates of substution and aims to develop environment-friendly ingredients for biopesticides, incorporating them into the all-encompassing IPM programs. #horizoneurope #innovationforchange #innovationinaction #integratedpestmanagement #biobasedmaterials #climateaction #potatoindustry #sugarbeet RTDS Group Competence Unit Bioresources (AIT) Amoéba Certis Biologicals DTU - Technical University of Denmark Wageningen University & Research Rovensa Next Südzucker
Sustainable agriculture through novel pesticides using an integrated approach | SAGROPIA Project | Fact Sheet | HORIZON | CORDIS | European Commission
cordis.europa.eu
To view or add a comment, sign in
Thank you for sharing! We can't wait to see what else we can accomplish through this collaboration.