Category: Blogs
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New App To Help Farmers Act Against Flooding
Alliance Partner New App To Help Farmers Act Against Flooding By John Hart, agricultural writer Extension Agricultural Agent Andrea Gibbs inspects flood monitoring equipment at Middle Creek Farms. Farm owner Dawson Pugh of Hyde County is to her right. A new web-based app is in the works that will help farmers take action to protect…
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Breathing Room for Growers: How New Zealand’s Freshwater Policy Shift Brings Practical Certainty to the Field
POLICY & FIELD INSIGHTS[cite: 3] Breathing Room for Growers: How New Zealand’s Freshwater Policy Shift Brings Practical Certainty to the Field[cite: 3] By Kusha Sindha, Lead, BAW Digest[cite: 3] Figure: Summary of New Zealand’s key freshwater and resource management regulatory adjustments for commercial growers.[cite: 3] Farming is inherently unpredictable—weather patterns shift, markets fluctuate, and soil…
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Health Begins in the Field: redefining the drivers of agricultural transformation
Health Begins in the Field: redefining the drivers of agricultural transformation By, Alice Toderi, Chief Marketing Officer, Hello Nature When we think about health, agriculture is rarely the first thing that comes to mind.[cite: 2] We often associate well-being with healthcare systems and lifestyle choices.[cite: 2] Yet the foundation of human health begins much earlier,…
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Beyond Regulation: Rethinking the Global Biological Regulatory Landscape
Beyond Regulation: Rethinking the Global Biological Regulatory Landscape Insights from the Global BioAg Alliance Regulatory Forum Podcast Featuring José Carvalho, Daniela Maia, and KRK Reddy By Sue B The biological agriculture industry is entering a defining decade. While scientific breakthroughs are rapidly transforming crop protection and nutrition, regulation has not always evolved alongside this progress.…
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Brazil Highlights Bioinputs, Innovation and Women’s Leadership at FAO COAG 30
Brazil Highlights Bioinputs, Innovation and Women’s Leadership at FAO COAG 30 Charing the 30th Session in Rome, Brazil Showcases Microbial Breakthroughs and Inclusive Rural Development Rome, Italy | July 2026 The 30th Session of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Committee on Agriculture (COAG 30), held in Rome from July 20–24, 2026, brought together representatives…
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Roger’s Point of View: From Dependency to Resilience – Why BioAg Matters More Than Ever
Roger’s Point of View: From Dependency to Resilience — Why BioAg Matters More Than Ever Redesigning Agriculture Through Integration and Biological Innovation By Roger Tripathi, Editor-in-Chief, BioAg World Digest The global agricultural sector is entering a defining period of transformation. Rising fertilizer costs, geopolitical uncertainty, declining soil health, and growing concerns around nutrient use efficiency…
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From Soil Health to Crop Resilience: Why BioAg Must Be Part of Agriculture’s Next Chapter
From Soil Health to Crop Resilience: Why BioAg Must Be Part of Agriculture’s Next Chapter An Executive Interview with Narjisse Mahmoudi, CEO of NUTRIBIOTEK By Sue B, Media Manager & GBA Coordinator Narjisse Mahmoudi, CEO of NUTRIBIOTEK (OCP Group), brings over two decades of global fertilizer industry experience to the forefront of agricultural innovation. As…
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Global BioAg Alliance Conclave 2026: Building the Orchestra for the Future of Biological Agriculture
Global BioAg Alliance Conclave 2026: Building the Orchestra for the Future of Biological Agriculture Uniting the Ecosystem for Collective Action and Sustainable Transformation By Sue B, Media Manager & GBA Coordinator Global BioAg Alliance (GBA) Conclave 2026 brought together an extraordinary cross-section of the biological agriculture ecosystem in Valencia, Spain, uniting innovators, agronomists, retailers, investors,…
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The Global Chemical Fertilizer Crisis: Challenges, Impacts, and the Bio-Input Solution
The Global Chemical Fertilizer Crisis: Challenges, Impacts, and the Bio-Input Solution How Biological Innovation is Stabilizing Food Security Amidst Geopolitical Instability Fertilizers are essential compounds that provide plants with the primary nutrients—nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium—necessary for growth. Globally, they are fundamental to agricultural production; without them, it is estimated that global crop yields would fall…
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Groundfix and Azotohelp: Increasing the efficiency of the fertilization system
Groundfix and Azotohelp: Increasing the Efficiency of the Fertilization System Optimizing Nutrient Use Efficiency Amid 2026 Fertilizer Volatility By Oleh Baranovskyi and Dmytro Yakovenko In spring 2026, fertilizer efficiency became a direct economic concern for growers. Fertilizer markets entered another period of volatility, with urea prices rising by nearly 46% month-on-month between February and March…