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Are biologicals living up to the hype?

One of the obvious benefits of lower synthetic nitrogen usage is, of course, lower input costs, but there are environmental benefits as well. Jim Kelly, Director of Business Development with Pivot Bio, said their N-OVATOR program helps to measure that impact and generate extra revenue for growers. Kelly said nitrogen use reduction fits in well […]

One of the obvious benefits of lower synthetic nitrogen usage is, of course, lower input costs, but there are environmental benefits as well. Jim Kelly, Director of Business Development with

Lindsey area Farmer Brian Wegener recently received a John Wayne edition truck from a Pivot Bio sweepstakes, which was then used to deliver food to the Boone County Food Pantry.

To give back to local communities and address the growing challenge of food insecurity across the U.S., Pivot Bio, a sustainable agriculture company, is donating to six local Food Banks or Food Pantries this holiday season in the communities where...

In an ongoing effort to highlight the growing challenge of food insecurity this holiday season, Pivot Bio of Ames, Iowa, alongside farmer Brian Wegener, donated a truckload of food to

The latest announcement from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is very complimentary to farmers who farm in the Corn Belt.

Food futurist Tony Hunter dives into the world of food technology and examines the pros and cons of using it to help the global food crisis.

Nov 30, 2023 // To ensure more sustainable agricultural practices while bolstering food security, we should begin to treat agricultural tech as climate tech. That is because without impactful ag-tech innovation, there will never be sustainable, resilient food systems, write Bernhard Kowatsch and Jaleh Daie.

Bill Gates argues that when it comes to climate change, "there are more reasons to be hopeful than many people realize — and its not just that renewable energy sources like wind and solar are getting cheaper. "And its not just because many of the steps already taken to reduce carbon emissi...