Editor’s note: AFN recently had the chance to speak with Gregg Halverson, president of Black Gold Farms. Halverson will be speaking at the Forbes Reinventing
Microbiomes are all around us—and even inside us. According to The Human Microbiome Project, tens of trillions of the little cells live on and
Editor’s Note: AgFunderNews recently had the opportunity to speak with The Honorable Joe Gunter, Mayor of Salinas, on the relationship between agriculture and technology both in
Maybe scum isn’t such a bad thing. Over the last few weeks, studies and stories from around the world have indicated that both microscopic
Out of the ag-rich land of Davis, California, comes a study that is sure to receive a lot of attention. A new study from
Soon it might not just be you buzzing on your morning coffee, but also your car. A new study from the University of Bath
New research says there’s a better way to make biofuel and paper. Scientists at the University of British Columbia have genetically modified trees to
Climate change will affect just about everything, including your stomach. New research from UC Davis shows how increased levels of carbon dioxide are harming
Ladies and gents, bionic plants have arrived. MIT researchers have stumbled across a trait that blows other technology outta the water. By dousing plant
Pest resistance is one of farmers’ worst fears. Since 1990, the number of resistant-crop pests has doubled. Today, there are about 500 insects, 218
Pictures of three tumor-ridden rats line the headlines about the controversial study by Frenchman Gilles-Eric Seralini at the University of Caen in France. Originally published
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