Denmark’s Cellugy Brings Fossil-Free Skincare Production to Industrial Scale

In a major milestone for the fossil-free cosmetics space, Cellugy has proven its proprietary fermentation technology to produce fossil-free skincare on an industrial scale.

Corn Farmers Thank EPA for Reallocation Announcement

15 October 2026, US: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today that it is proposing to reallocate 1…

New Holland Brings Together Its Regional Dealer Network In Istanbul Under The Theme “shaped By Generations, Driven By Tomorrow”

17 October 2026, Türkiye: New Holland brought together more than 200 importers, business partners and industry stakehold…

Greeneye Technology Establishes North American Headquarters in Salina, Kansas Following Record 2026 Season

17 October 2026, Kansas:  Greeneye Technology, a global leader in AI-powered targeted spraying technology, today an…

Before Selecting an Agricultural Drone: An Operations-First Buying Checklist

By Max Shi, Partnerships & Media Relations | Overseas Dept., UNITED UAV 17 October 2026, Beijing: An agricultural dr…

India’s Sporting Growth Boosts Demand for Water-Efficient Turf Management

16 October 2026, New Delhi: India’s expanding sports infrastructure and growing ambitions to host major international ev…

Plant Virus Proteins Can Disarm a Promising Crop Gene-Editing Tool, Study Finds

19 October 2026, Kansas: Researchers at Kansas State University have found that two well-known plant virus proteins can …

Insect Eavesdropper Lets Kansas Researchers Hear Hidden Soybean Pests

19 October 2026, Kansas: Entomologists at Kansas State University are testing whether microphones clipped to soybean pla…

Soil Type Shapes Lettuce Heat Tolerance, University of Florida Study Finds

19 October 2026, Florida: Researchers at the University of Florida’s lettuce breeding program have found that the …

Picker AgRobotics Targets 95% Fruit Capture With Gripper-Free Harvesting Arms

19 October 2026, Israel: Israeli startup Picker AgRobotics has built and field-tested four generations of a fruit-harves…