EU policy recap: February’s big shifts in farming rules, trade and tech
From fertiliser reforms to wine sector rescue plans, Brussels unleashes a wave of measures that could impact agtech demand across the continent
Archives for February 25, 2026
From the Dead Sea to Brazilian corn fields: How PlantArcBio creates drought-resilient crops
Israeli biotech and gene-editing company PlantArcBio is partnering with Agroceres Group subsidiary Helix Sementes e Biotecnologia to develop drought-resilient corn for the South American market
Nutrien CEO expects ‘a normal spring’ in the U.S., mulls Brazil retail decision
Nutrien remains bullish on its potash business, given strong demand from U.S. farmers, boosted by government assistance
Hungary creates first clear EU pathway for legal drone spraying, SynTech Research says
New national guidelines position Hungary at the forefront of drone‑based biocontrol regulation, opening the door for next‑generation pest‑management solutions
Expanding the toolbox: Japan approves methane-cutting feed additive under J-Credit scheme
Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) has approved a new methodology enabling livestock producers to earn carbon credits by feeding cattle methane-reducing additives.
Climate-ready solution: NZ study positions snapper as salmon alternative to boost aquaculture resilience
A study from New Zealand has found that selectively bred Australasian snapper could serve as climate-adapted alternative to salmon, providing a way to strengthen aquaculture resilience as ocean temperatures rise