Syngenta reported a 10% drop in third-quarter sales to $5.2bn and a 2% decline in EBITDA to $800m, citing European drought, heatwaves, and delayed farmer purchases as key factors. Despite the ...

Digital agriculture could be ASEAN’s great equaliser, but its delivery gap risks turning it into a great divider, says a new report.

AGCO adjusts its full-year guidance amid challenging ag economics, which is particularly hurting farmers in Brazil ...

While Silicon Valley veteran Bill Veghe has spent much of his career working for tech companies like Microsoft, HP, and SurveyMonkey, he never lost sight of his roots, growing up on a farm in Northern ...

BASF is moving forward with plans to spin off its Agricultural Solutions division, with 80% of the carve-out work completed ...

The October edition of AgNavigator’s movers & shakers column features the latest from Syngenta, AGCO, BASF, and United Animal ...

An Idaho potato farmer shares some thoughts on the 2026 season and why AI is becoming a crucial tool to improve farming efficiency.

Indonesia-based Zentide is scaling up with a new manufacturing facility in Lombok and pursuing regional expansion after ...

Easing gene-editing regulations in regions like the Americas, UK, and EU are prompting increased investment in crop genetics ...

Climate stress, disease threats, and input volatility are driving major agribusinesses and start-ups to collaborate, according to Rainbow Crops CEO Giacomo Bastianelli. Rainbow Crops, which combines ...

Agtech firm Bug Bug is in talks over its first European commercial trial as it looks to capitalise on growing demand for real ...

Danish start-up Yngvi Bio, founded by Eva Maria Rebrova and Kenneth Veland Halberg, is developing protein-based biopesticides ...