Beneficial bacteria, especially Bacillus species, are increasingly being utilized as biofertilizers to promote plant growth and development. However, the meta-analysis of Bacillus species that have a biofertilizing effect on tomato yield parameters is not well understood.
The objective of the...
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kompas
2025.10.05
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Until now, the agricultural sector in Indonesia continues to face various challenges ranging from limited land, climate change, to high production costs. Dependence on unsustainable chemical fertilizers has also led to new issues, such as declining soil quality and the threat of environmental...
global agriculture
2025.09.23
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CABI, in collaboration with the Ministry of National Food Security and Research (MNFS&R) hosted an event in Islamabad to celebrate the launch of registration of biopesticides in Pakistan.
The event entitled “A New Beginning for Green Plant Protection in Pakistan: Biopesticides Registration”...
AgriBusiness Global
2025.09.22
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IPL Biologicals Ltd. (IPL), India, a global leader in agri-biologicals with the widest portfolio of biofertilizers and biopesticides, and MITSUI & CO. INDIA PVT. LTD (Mitsui India) has signed an Agreement for the registration, marketing, and distribution of certain bio-pesticide (microbial)...
oliveoiltimes
2025.09.20
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Three new compounds targeting the Xylella fastidiosa bacterium, developed within the European Union-funded Biovexo project, may soon be available for purchase.
Once available, the products fine-tuned by the Biovexo consortium would represent a crucial step towards curtailing the Xylella...
bioengineer.org
2025.09.06
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The advancement of biofertilizers marks a significant evolution in the agricultural landscape, where traditional single-strain formulations are giving way to more complex synthetic microbial communities, or SynComs. This transformation represents a critical move towards sustainable agricultural...
bioengineer.org
2025.09.01
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Recent advancements in agricultural biotechnologies have opened the door to revolutionary practices that could fundamentally alter how we approach crop fertilization. One of the most promising discoveries in this area comes from the research conducted by Srinivasan and colleagues, who identified a...
Farmers weekly
2025.08.13
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Carbon nanodot technology, originally developed for the healthcare industry, could make biopesticides more stable and effective, believes a UK tech start-up.
Carbon nanodots are ultra-small, biodegradable particles that enable precise, species-specific targeting in plants.
Traditionally used...