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August 15, 2022

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Corteva Agriscience Filed a Lawsuit Against Bayer CropScience

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New Technology Dramatically Improves Long-Range Weather Prediction

Researchers Say New Method Speeds Up Crop Editing

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A new Embrapa-led meta-analysis found that deep-rooted tropical grasses such as brachiaria can increase soybean yields by 15% while improving soil health in Brazil. The study reviewed 55 research papers across 33 locations and highlighted gains in microbial activity, nutrient cycling and organic carbon. Researchers say the grasses support sustainable crop intensification and regenerative agriculture in tropical production systems.

Deep-Rooted Grasses Increase Soybean Productivity by 15% in Brazil

golden Wild wheat on the field at sunset sunrise

CIMMYT and John Innes Centre Partnership Advances Wheat Research and Disease Surveillance

Low angle view of lush soybean plants in soil rows with a sunset sky

Las gramíneas de raíces profundas aumentan la productividad de la soja en un 15 % en Brasil

Drone Point of View crop field landscape in the evening at countryside of Chile.

Chile Seed Industry Pushes for Stronger Agricultural Competitiveness and Innovation

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