17/Feb/2022
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Last issue articles
- A biological march that goes at full speed
- Video: the fantastic language between Trichoderma and plants, a key to the development of bioinputs
- Research identifies the exact moment when heat stress hits corn hardest
- Dr. Patrick Brown Kicks Off Redagricola's Series On Biostimulants And Biocontrol That Will Run Throughout 2022
- SAS Expands Its Bio-inputs Catalog With Latin American Flavors
- 8 keys on the new process for the approval of biopesticides in Europe
Market movers
- Brazilian BP Bunge Bioenergia will extend the use of biofertilizers to all its sugar cane fields
- Mosaic and BioConsortia Expand Nitrogen Fixing Microbial Products to Asia Markets
- Corteva and Marrone Bio agree on exclusive distribution of new bionutrient in Europe
- Holandesa Koppert invierte US$ 10 millones en Brasil para ampliar planta de biológicos
- Hello Nature creates joint venture for a US$ 50 million factory in Indiana, USA
- Florida-based Salveo Agro receives early-stage investment to globalize its biocontrol technology
- Brazilian Agrivalle signs partnership with subsidiary of Canadian Nutrien for distribution of biological products in the largest agricultural states in Brazil
- Harpe Bioherbicide Solutions secures US$3 million in financing round
- Scientists From Southern Chile Develop Biopesticide From The Lupine Legume
- Agrichem Bio Broadens the Label Of Its Biofungicide Actileaf
USDA to invest $1 Billion to promote climate smart commodities for farming
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delivering on its promise to expand markets by investing $1 billion in partnerships to support America’s climate-smart farmers, ranchers and forest landowners. The new Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities opportunity will finance pilot projects that create market opportunities for U.S. agricultural and forestry products that use climate-smart practices and include innovative, cost-effective ways to measure and verify greenhouse gas benefits.
USDA is now accepting project applications for fiscal year 2022.
“America’s farmers, ranchers, and forest owners are leading the way in implementing climate-smart solutions across their operations,” said Vilsack. “Through Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities, USDA will provide targeted funding to meet national and global demand and expand market opportunities for climate-smart commodities to increase the competitive advantage of American producers. We want a broad array of agriculture and forestry to see themselves in this effort, including small and historically underserved producers as well as early adopters.”
Para efectos de esta oportunidad de financiamiento, un producto básico climáticamente inteligente se define como un insumo agrícola que se produce utilizando prácticas agrícolas (agricultura, ganadería o silvicultura) que reducen las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero o secuestran carbono.
A range of public and private entities may apply, including County, city or township governments, Special district governments, State governments, Small businesses, For profit organizations other than small businesses, Native American tribal governments (Federally recognized), Native American tribal organizations (other than Federally recognized tribal governments), and Nonprofits, Private institutions of higher education, or Public and State-controlled institutions of higher education.
The primary applicant must be an entity, not an individual.
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Last issue articles
- A biological march that goes at full speed
- Video: the fantastic language between Trichoderma and plants, a key to the development of bioinputs
- Research identifies the exact moment when heat stress hits corn hardest
- Dr. Patrick Brown Kicks Off Redagricola's Series On Biostimulants And Biocontrol That Will Run Throughout 2022
- SAS Expands Its Bio-inputs Catalog With Latin American Flavors
- 8 keys on the new process for the approval of biopesticides in Europe
Market movers
- Brazilian BP Bunge Bioenergia will extend the use of biofertilizers to all its sugar cane fields
- Mosaic and BioConsortia Expand Nitrogen Fixing Microbial Products to Asia Markets
- Corteva and Marrone Bio agree on exclusive distribution of new bionutrient in Europe
- Holandesa Koppert invierte US$ 10 millones en Brasil para ampliar planta de biológicos
- Hello Nature creates joint venture for a US$ 50 million factory in Indiana, USA
- Florida-based Salveo Agro receives early-stage investment to globalize its biocontrol technology
- Brazilian Agrivalle signs partnership with subsidiary of Canadian Nutrien for distribution of biological products in the largest agricultural states in Brazil
- Harpe Bioherbicide Solutions secures US$3 million in financing round
- Scientists From Southern Chile Develop Biopesticide From The Lupine Legume
- Agrichem Bio Broadens the Label Of Its Biofungicide Actileaf
About us
Biologicals Latam es una revista digital de Redagrícola que informa de manera especializada sobre la intensa actividad que se está desarrollando en el espacio de los bioinsumos para la producción agrícola. Esta publicación es complemento del Curso Online de Bioestimulantes y Biocontrol y las conferencias que este grupo de medios realiza en torno al tema.