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Seven themes backed by company commentary, plus pipeline updates, biologicals updates, sentiment and patents, and what it all means for retailers and distributors
After years of a floundering roll-up, TELUS is officially selling Agriculture and Consumer Goods. Don't expect one buyer, or a price that recoups the investment.
Essential news and analysis for agribusiness leaders.
Highlights and analysis of public agribusinesses earnings results, including executive commentary and trends.
AI can improve ag retail inventory, but lasting gains require better processes, aligned incentives, reliable data, and intelligence embedded directly into everyday decisions and workflows.
Successful agtech partnerships require aligned incentives, clear commercial commitments, and shared accountability. Startups must avoid restrictive deals, while incumbents must move decisively and support commercialization.
Koch Agronomic Services will distribute Phospholutions’ RhizoSorb granular phosphate in the U.S., expanding retail access while creating potential longer-term manufacturing and product differentiation opportunities.
This month's filings show how AgZen, BASF, Raven and Kubota are shaping precision spraying and pollination, fungicide resistance management and next-gen tractor power.
Q3 2026 results from BASF, FMC, Syngenta, ADAMA and AGCO show continued challenges, a weak Brazil and drought-hit Europe all impacting revenues and profits.
A North Carolina judge has sent the FTC's case over Syngenta's Key AI loyalty rebate program to trial, and the court documents reveal how Syngenta, its distributors and Corteva worked to defend branded pricing against generics.
Syngenta is reportedly targeting a $66 billion-plus Hong Kong IPO, but weaker margins, a heavy crop protection mix and $25.4 billion of net debt make a Vylor-style biotech multiple a tough sell.
Technology gets the headlines, but innovation drives progress: invention plus adoption plus value capture. Why companies, not technology categories, change agriculture.
AgTech has taken on $60 billion and returned less than $5 billion, yet events still feel like pep rallies. Until we have harder conversations, the industry remains it's own worst enemy.
With higher interest costs, thinner margins and shrinking manufacturer protection, inventory discipline matters more than ever. A breakdown of six practices that help ag retailers free up cash.
A look at herbicide savings, dual-line spraying, routes to market, new retail business models, and per-acre fees.
A look at the collaboration, what it means, Bayer's incentives, the benefits for Switch Bioworks and Switch's commercial strategy.
Why companies like John Deere and AGCO will have more influence on crop inputs than crop input companies in the next 20 years.
A detailed look at the insights and key takeaways from AGCO's recent Tech Day.
Yield, as-applied, weed pressure, soil and financial data give Deere a path into every agronomic decision. What happens to the retail advisor when the farmer's first question goes to JD?
A look at the new strategic initiatives and focus areas of Nufarm.
