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The hottest month of the year, July, broke new records this year, followed by the month of August. According to Berkeley Earth, the average […]
July heat wave has everyone worried—but it could get worse Read More »
As many legislatures across the country go into recess, it is time for Bio.News’ mid-year state policy roundup. In the realm of sustainability and
What’s been happening in the state legislatures on agriculture policy Read More »
As the death toll continues to rise in Maui after the deadliest wildfire in the U.S. in over a century, we are again reminded
How biotech can stop – and prevent – forest fires Read More »
With a growing population comes increased demand for food and produce. And from natural fertilizers such as ground bones and manure to human-made and
The plant biostimulant market is set to boom Read More »
Voters hold a favorable opinion of biotechnology and support streamlined government regulatory processes to allow faster approval of biotech innovations in agriculture, according to
Already a leader in biotech for agriculture, Bayer announced plans to double its Crop Sciences Division with a major push into regenerative farming. Along
Bayer digs into regenerative farming through biotech Read More »
With so many life-science advances starting on the farm, the 2023 Farm Bill, which sets U.S. agriculture policy for the next five years, is
Why the 2023 Farm Bill matters to biotech Read More »
Beech leaf disease (BLD), a relatively new affliction that’s deadly to beech trees, is making its way up and down the East Coast, threatening
Beech leaf disease threatens America’s forests; biotech solutions sought Read More »
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the historic approval of the sale of chicken meat made from cultivated cells, which could provide a
USDA approves sale of cultivated chicken Read More »
On May 25, 2023, the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) and dozens of other biotechnology organizations sent a letter to congressional leaders calling for more
The U.S. Codex Office needs more funding – here’s why Read More »
