1. Company Has Nitrogen-Efficient Crops at Commercial Phase

    Ag Professional

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    Roger Salameh of Arcadia Biosciences made a presentation at CropWorld North America on Nitrogen use efficiency (NUE), a crop trait that every seed company of the world is currently looking at with extensive research. Salameh explained how Arcadia Biosciences has been working on NUE trait technology crops for 10 years. Read the full articleContinue Reading »
  2. Argentina JV aims to break big biotech’s grip on transgenic soy

    Dow Jones News Service

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    Due to an increase in demand for soybeans Argentine biotech firm Bioceres is teaming up with Arcadia Biosciences to bring a host of new transgenic soybean seeds. Known as Verdeca, the joint venture plans to sell its products through conventional seed channels under licensing agreements with major distribution companies. Read the full articleContinue Reading »
  3. Biotech food for a warming planet

    Marc Gunther blog

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    Marc Gunther, business and sustainability blogger and Fortune contributor, writes about how Arcadia Biosciences “has set out to help farmers do their part to slow down the process of global warming and adapt to a resource-constrained world–by developing crop varieties that require less water, tolerate salty conditions and use less nitrogen fertilizer.” Read the full…Continue Reading »
  4. Alternative Agriculture

    The Scientist

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    Eric Rey, CEO of Arcadia Biosciences, talks about a proprietary technology called TILLING which helps to produce “tomatoes that can be plucked when they are ripe and stay fresh as they are transported to market.” Read the full articleContinue Reading »
  5. An Underground Revolution

    Nature

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    Plant breeders are turning their attention to roots to increase yields without causing environmental damage. Virginia Gewin unearths some promising subterranean strategies. View the full article for how Trevor Garnett, a plant biologist at the University of Adelaide in Australia, is working with Arcadia Biosciences to commercialize a method that tricks roots into taking up…Continue Reading »