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A New York Times profile highlights how Pivot Bio is revolutionizing agriculture with its genetically modified bacteria, offering significant benefits for farmers and the […]
NYT highlights how Pivot Bio is helping farmers and the environment Read More »
As climate change threatens crops and shifts growing areas, maintaining food security requires the kinds of improvements to plant and animal farming that biotech
Biotech bolsters food security amid climate challenges: I am BIO Podcast Read More »
As Claudia Sheinbaum became Mexico’s president on Oct. 1, a bipartisan letter from 21 American Congress members called on U.S. officials to resolve the
As Mexico changes presidents, House members urge action on corn ban Read More »
With the 118th Congress wrapping up in a few months, the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) continues its work to improve policy that impacts the
What to know about BIO’s 7 Core Strategic Priorities Read More »
Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) uses the power of biology to launch airliners. A group of senators said they will use their legislative power to
Senate Sustainable Aviation Caucus to back pro-SAF legislation Read More »
John Torres, Senior Director, Federal Government Relations – Agriculture and Environment at the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO), was recently appointed to the U.S. Department
BIO’s John Torres on his appointment to the ATAC and the future of agricultural trade Read More »
Members of Congress discussed legislation to block proposed federal rules that would regulate growth of genetically engineered crops on wildlife refuges during a Sept.
House members seek to block new wildlife refuge rules regarding GE crops Read More »
As authorities reveal 19 people at a California music festival contracted Valley fever, a company making a Valley fever vaccine for dogs is set
What to know about Valley fever vaccine development Read More »
The U.S. Department of Agriculture began field safety trials of a vaccine to protect dairy cattle from avian flu, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said.
USDA testing vaccine to protect cows from bird flu Read More »
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced approval on Aug. 27 for growing wheat with the HB4 drought-tolerant trait, drawing praise from growers’ associations
USDA approves genetic trait that helps wheat handle drought Read More »
