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Regentsoils announces a breakthrough with a biochar-based growing medium that fully replaces traditional soil.
The cost of agricultural commodities holds steady at its highest level in three years.
India’s suspension of cotton import duties could provide support to global cotton prices.
The food industry is struggling, largely due to the growing negative perception of processed foods.
The American rebellion against artificial intelligence is gaining steam, reflecting growing public unease with the technology’s rapid expansion.

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Most Recent World News

Brussels urges schools to serve European fruits and vegetables

U.S. agriculture has officially entered a recession

Asia-Pacific Summit: shifting from R&D to real-world, scaled impact

” Fiber will be the next protein,” says Ramon Laguarta, CEO of PepsiCo

In 2024, philanthropic funding for climate adaptation reached $870M, double the 2021 amount.

In October, global food prices fell due to lower prices for meat, dairy products, and sugar.

From 2018 to 2023, African food systems received nearly $117B in external funding.

Desidera: AI predicts disasters and boosts farming in real time.

Bloomberg offers $100 to detect and reduce methane via satellite.

Eating beans lowers mortality and helps save the planet.

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