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Whole Foods Markets and non-profit Mad Agriculture are working to restore 1,000 acres of cropland in Wisconsin’s Driftless area, which will pave the way to do the same in other parts of the U.S.
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Is the U.S. farm safety net putting regenerative agriculture at a disadvantage?
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Drone Ag has released Spheres Version 2, an upgrade to its Skippy Scout app, enhancing drone-based crop monitoring with a user-friendly interface and advanced functionalities like real-time AI-enhanced scout points and crop health indices. This upgrade aims to surpass traditional satellite imagery by providing high-resolution, on-demand data, allowing farmers to identify variations in vegetation for precise input application, and is designed to benefit both small independent growers and large farming enterprises.
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Syngenta and Amoéba are collaborating to develop a bio-fungicide derived from the amoeba Willaertia magna C2c Maky, aimed at combating wheat diseases in Europe, particularly Septoria tritici blotch and yellow rust. The product offers a dual mode of action, integrates into existing crop protection strategies, and aligns with sustainability demands, with EU approval for the active substance expected by 2025 and initial sales projected for 2028.