Could the farm bill push US’ ethanol market to new heights?
Ag stakeholders are advocating for the farm bill’s passage, which will allow for the year-round sale of E15, boosting domestic consumption at a time of record-high exports of the biofuel
Archives for September 16, 2026
ADM cuts ~1m metric tons of CO2 emissions in 2025 with regen ag program
ADM’s regenerative agriculture program is not just reducing carbon emissions – it is also leaving a positive mark on farmers’ balance sheets
Bumblebees enlisted in fight against crop disease as scientists pioneer phage delivery system
Researchers at the University of Warwick have shown that bumblebees can do more than pollinate crops. By carrying naturally occurring viruses that target harmful bacteria, the insects could offer fruit growers a new way to protect orchards from disease...
Corteva bets hybrid wheat breakthrough can crack decades-old commercial challenge
As Corteva prepares to spin off its advanced seed and genetics division into new company Vylor next month, it has unveiled the technology underpinning its planned 2027 hybrid wheat launch, arguing it has overcome the economic and technical barriers that...
More than just money: South Korea proposes record dairy budget, but farmers seek stronger safeguards
South Korea’s dairy farmers have welcomed a record 2027 dairy budget but say further policy reforms are needed to safeguard domestic production
‘We’ve only scratched the surface’: Oishii ramps up research on plant biology to unlock future growth in vertical farming
Indoor farming specialist Oishii is investing in deeper horticultural expertise as it seeks to overcome one of vertical farming’s biggest knowledge gaps – plant biology