New discovery offers hope for disease resistance in peanuts
According to a recent study by ICRISAT researchers, certain peanut varieties were found to exhibit natural resistance to fungal infection, which holds promise for the
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Exploring the potential of millets and sorghum
Sorghum United CEO, Nate Blum discusses the recent launch of the Indo-US Millets initiative that is bringing together major players across India and the US,
Self-Cleaning Russell Eco Filter achieves eight-month ROI, boosting efficiency and sustainability
Milhans, a leading nut product producer, experienced a return on investment in just eight months by adopting high-temperature self-cleaning filters for their cooking oil recovery
Acquisition for expansion
As part of efforts to strengthen its animal feed capabilities in West Africa, agribusiness leader, Olam Agri recently announced its acquisition of Senegal’s second largest
Verdi partners with NEC X to scale farm automation
NEC X, the innovation accelerator from Silicon Valley, supported by the advanced technology portfolio of NEC, has announced its latest investment in Verdi Expeditions Inc.,
Foliar feeding the African potato crop
Dr Terry Mabbett travels to Kings Lynn in eastern UK, to meet Omex Agrifluids technical sales manager for Africa, Dr Ben Odunlami and export sales
Marel launches new RevoPortioner Drum Washer
Closely aligned with their sustainability goals, Marel’s engineers have launched the new RevoPortioner Drum Washer which significantly reduces water and energy consumption, while giving solid
Electric tractor boosts global agriculture
Gridtractor, Monarch Tractor, and Borg Warner have reached a significant milestone by demonstrating Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) capabilities This was achieved using a Monarch MK-V tractor, a Borg Warner
Transitioning to sustainable food systems
Organised by Q-PLAN International and SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS, the first webinar and workshop of the BEATLES project is scheduled to take place on 23 April this year
Children go hungry as devastating draught hits Zambia
Zambia falls prey to the worst draught it has seen in around 20 years, as widespread food shortages force children to survive on waterlily roots