U.S. soybean production estimated to hit new high in 2026, per USDA August report
Will strong U.S. soybean and corn production continue to meet strong demand?
Archives for August 12, 2026
Fighting citrus greening: How a start-up is using RNA tech to restore Florida’s orange groves
Citrus greening has destroyed Florida’s orange industry, but a recent EPA-registered RNA-based therapy delivery technology might be a major step in bringing back yields
CNH on agtech adoption: Farmer survey underscores why ROI is essential
CNH customers are using precision ag and AI capabilities, but hold-outs are citing costs as a key adoption barrier
Investors should look beyond the farm gate to unlock agri-tech returns, says The First Thirty’s Antony Yousefian
Agri-tech’s investment challenge is not a lack of innovation but a lack of value capture, according to Antony Yousefian, general partner at early-stage venture firm The First Thirty
A homegrown solution: India unveils ASF vaccine as outbreaks inflict heavy losses on pig sector
India has developed its first African Swine Fever (ASF) vaccine, marking a significant milestone in protecting its pig farming sector from the highly contagious viral disease.
‘Earlier failures do not invalidate model’: InsectBiotech raises €7.2m to prove insect protein can compete on cost
A string of setbacks in the insect protein sector does not invalidate the model but highlights which approaches work and which do not, says the co-founder of InsectBiotech, which has raised €7.2m to scale production in Andalusia.