Agriculture giants partner with startups for biologics and digital farming

The future of crop protection is being shaped by strategic alliances! The image below, published by BioAg World Digest, highlights how leading multinationals – Syngenta, Bayer, BASF, Corteva, and UPL – are expanding their footprint in biologicals and innovation through partnerships with startups and technology-driven companies. These collaborations span from biocontrol, bioinoculants, biostimulants, and digital platforms to AI-powered agricultural solutions. This movement reflects the urgent need to accelerate innovation, scale up adoption, and respond to the growing demand for a more sustainable and resilient agriculture. The future of agriculture will increasingly be built through networks – combining the strength of multinationals with the agility of startups. Source: BioAg World Digest – “Expanding Biological Technology Reach: New Strategies from Syngenta, Bayer, BASF, Corteva, and UPL”

Global agriculture is at a turning point: producing more and better, with fewer resources and a reduced environmental footprint. Recent industry data shows record growth in the adoption of biological solutions, driven by the demand for greater technical efficiency and lower chemical residues. We design technologies that merge advanced biotechnology, innovative formulations, and agronomic expertise - ensuring every crop can reach its full potential under real field conditions. 📈 Our commitment is clear: delivering global solutions tailored to each region, crop, and market.

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Scaling innovation isn’t just about faster growth or bigger markets. It’s about turning science into solutions that reach farmers, reduce environmental harm, and shape entire industries. Moa Technology is doing exactly that in agricultural biotech. Led by CEO Dr Virginia Corless, an Massachusetts Institute of Technology and University of Cambridge alum who transitioned from astrophysics research to clean energy and then to agricultural technology, Moa is tackling the global herbicide resistance crisis head-on. Founded in 2017 from research at Oxford University, Moa has developed proprietary platforms that have screened over 830,000 compounds and discovered more than 80 novel herbicide modes of action in the past few years. What makes Moa stand out is not just how much they have discovered, but the kind of discoveries they are making. The team has found a new type of molecule called an ‘amplifier.’ On its own, the amplifier doesn’t kill weeds, but when paired with a regular herbicide it makes that herbicide work 4 to 10 times better. For farmers, this means they can use far less chemical while still protecting their crops. This helps farmers dramatically reduce chemical usage while still protecting crops. Pilot trials are already live in Australia and the UK, targeting resistant weed species that cost farmers millions each year. Moa is scaling deeper than discovery. The company is building the infrastructure, partnerships, and platforms needed to bring safer and more sustainable weed control tools to farmers, tools that can keep pace with resistance, reduce chemical dependency, and build sustainable food systems. That is what scaling with purpose looks like. Moa isn’t just testing in labs, it’s making discoveries through pilots and global partnerships as well expanding through commercialization. All of this is aimed at helping farmers succeed, supporting communities, and driving the future of agriculture forward. #WomenInAgTech #Innovation #ThePowerOfScale #AgriculturalBiotech #SustainableFarming #MindTheGapServices

AgriBusiness Global - Web To expand globally, Nuvelis has partnered with Cindro B.V., a leader in biotechnologies, to bring THS-powered formulations to 17 key agricultural markets. This collaboration accelerates Nuvelis' mission to add value to farmers by bringing new technologies that address their current challenges. Contributions by: José Alfredo García, Managing Director of Nuvelis; Andrea González, Global Marketing & Strategy at Nuvelis

Innovation has always been humanity’s greatest engine—from the wheel to the internet, from campfires to CRISPR. 🌱 In agriculture, and especially in the seed sector, innovation is helping us tackle some of the biggest challenges of our time: ✅ Feeding a growing global population ✅ Building resilience against climate change ✅ Preserving biodiversity But innovation doesn’t thrive on its own. Strong intellectual property frameworks are what turn bold ideas into real-world solutions—encouraging research, rewarding risk-taking, and keeping progress moving forward. In my new article for Farming First, I explore how innovation and IP are shaping the future of food, and why “creative destruction” is essential to progress. Read it here 👉

the RESERVOIR Breaks Ground on Inaugural On-Farm Innovation Hub in Salinas The Reservoir marked a milestone in agricultural technology with the groundbreaking of its first on-farm innovation hub in Salinas, California. The event, held on land leased from Tanimura & Antle, drew over 200 growers, industry leaders, investors, and community partners. The initiative aims to build an “Olympic Village of AgTech,” where technology developers, growers, and entrepreneurs collaborate to address urgent challenges in specialty crop production. The Salinas hub welcomed Driscoll's, Netafim, Nutrien, and Taylor Farms as key partners. Their involvement is expected to accelerate adoption of agtech across U.S. farming regions by providing startups with direct grower feedback and commercial application opportunities. “From the beginning, our vision has been far more than technology—it’s about partnerships,” said Danny Bernstein, CEO of the Reservoir. “Creating this ‘Olympic Village of AgTech’ is only possible with trusted relationships on the ground and a shared vision for what’s possible.” Article in the first comment 👇 Join our network at network.igrownews.com

Bird Eye view. While serving more than 1.25 cr Farmers in multiple ways, We are committed and working towards increasing farmer's income through 1. Right Products 2. Right practices. 3. Right Price + Right Market (Domestic+Export) Also at the same time, when so many farmers are connected with us, trust us, we are committed towards Sustainability, SOIL HEALTH through our multiple initiatives. SOME OF THE PADDY SEED VARIETIES TESTED with no use of (Some of the bulk fertilizers....---'---'---...) shall be interesting. 😊 Just hear from the farmer and wait for results. To a farmer, fetching the right price of produce is the most important thing. We are testing the performance of some new seed products without use of BULK FERTILIZERS. Initial results are impressive. All the companies towards developing new seeds for farmers, technology, and new molecules are doing a great job towards serving farmers. 🙏 Thanks for serving our farmers. 🙏

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