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How entomopathogenic nematodes are nature’s precision pest-control system
Biocontrol
These tiny soil worms eliminate pests, saving billions in agriculture around the world.
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Belgium
European agricultural producers urge the EC to include the deforestation regulation in its simplification proposals
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Chile
'Chilenito': an endemic cactus that only lives within 10 km of the Chilean coast
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Danish Government promotes "sustainable" palm oil production in Indonesia
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European Commission classified Mexico as a "standard risk" under the Deforestation-Free Products Regulation
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Biodiversity loss due to agricultural trade three times higher than thought, a reasearch says
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Trial investigates ways to verify timber species and harvest origins in Australia
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Cordulus: when knowledge is power
Agriculture 4.0
This model allows organizations to access cutting-edge equipment without incurring high initial costs, outsourcing maintenance and updates.
Hardware as a service (HaaS) model in weather stations: benefits and risks
Sustainability
Agroforestry practices boost cocoa yields and incomes.
Setting up Côte d'Ivoire’s cocoa sector for climate resilience
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"Deep concern and perplexity" among European fruit and vegetable producers over EU concessions to the US
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Peru
Peru's coffee exports exceeded $300 million from January to June 2025
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Belgium
Black Wednesday for European agriculture
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Belgium
The EU Agriculture Committee votes in favor of cross-border cooperation against unfair trading practices
Other Top Forestry News
Pollination
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How research helps establish pollinator habitat
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- Hungary
Hungary allocates four million euros to small businesses dedicated to ornamental plants sales
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Chile plants the first in vitro reproduced date palms in the country in the oasis of Pica
Bacteriosis
- Belgium
Xylella fastidiosa
: ‘applied research’ the key to success
Tires
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Maxam launches its full forestry tires MS933 Logxtra series
Vegetable Health
- Germany
Basf and AgBiome work together to launch a new biological fungicide
Sustainability
- Ghana
Ghana and cocoa & chocolate companies forge a partnership to protect and restore forests
Research
- Chile
Chilean researchers carry out a trial with 150 oak-rauli hybrids in various climatic scenarios and soils
Biological control
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Greece invests in the fight against the chestnut wasp
Research
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French scientists succeed in cultivating the white truffle for the first time in the world outside its natural range
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