Latest Food Headlines

  1. Unlocking G-Protein Subunit GS3: How Redox Regulation Shapes Grain Size 5/20/2025

    A research team led by Prof. LI Yunhai from the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology (IGDB) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has uncovered a previously hidden mechanism that regulates rice grain size—a key determinant of crop yield and quality.

  2. Pioneering Farmers Show The Path To Profitable Regenerative Agriculture 5/20/2025

    Since 2018, Wageningen Social & Economic Research has been studying whether regenerative farming can offer a profitable business model.

  3. Bartlett Agrees To Acquire Minnesota-Based Global Agriculture Company, Ceres Global Ag Corp. 5/20/2025

    Bartlett, a Savage company, announced today that it has signed an agreement to acquire Ceres Global Ag Corp.

  4. Enko Chem Reports Breakthrough Field Trial Success For Next-Generation Graminicide Portfolio 5/20/2025

    Enko Chem, Inc., a leading AgTech company developing breakthrough, sustainable crop protection products, today announced results from its latest European field trials of product candidates from a novel graminicide portfolio developed to tackle the growing threat of herbicide-resistant weeds in cereal crops.

  5. Triple Fungicide Resistance Detected In Yorke Peninsula Barley 5/19/2025

    Yorke Peninsula barley growers should review their disease management practices after samples of a damaging fungal disease collected from local paddocks showed resistance to three widely used fungicide groups.

  6. What Is Leaf Tissue Analysis And Why Is It Useful In Potato Crops? 5/19/2025

    Leaf tissue analysis is a vital tool for managing the nutritional health of potato crops. While the OptiYield soil analysis system predicts nutrient availability to the crop from the soil, it can’t predict the weather and conditions, so cannot know precisely what the plants will actually take up dynamically during the growing season.

  7. From Weed To Power Tool 5/19/2025

    Rye products, such as black bread or pumpernickel, are not only considered as being typically German.

  8. Scotland Farmer's Early Planted Soybeans 'Look Fantastic' 5/19/2025

    Jeff Kloucek finished planting in early May. The Scotland, South Dakota farmer completed the first phase of the 2025 season with a few minor rain delays, having much of his soybean crop planted from mid-to-late April.

  9. The EIT Food Accelerator Network Announces Its 2025 Cohort Of 65 Game-Changing Startups That Will Help Transform Europe's Food Technology 5/16/2025

    The EIT Food Accelerator Network (EIT FAN) is proud to unveil its 2025 cohort, composed of 65 pioneering startups selected from hundreds of applications from Europe and Horizon Europe associated countries, through the evaluation of more than 60 industry experts.

  10. DLG Feldtage 2026: Exhibitor Registration Now Open For Leading Trade Fair In Crop Production 5/15/2025

    From June 16 to 18, 2026, the International DLG Crop Production Center in Bernburg, Germany, will once again serve as the central hub for crop production professionals from Germany and around the world.