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- 1Regional Cooperation Drives Progress in Peaceful Nuclear Technology▼Regional Cooperation Drives Progress in the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Technology
The International Atomic Energy Agency reports that regional cooperation is driving progress in the peaceful uses of nuclear technology. The announcement highlights collaborative efforts among member states in areas such as health, agriculture, energy and safety, framing shared technical programmes as the key route to broader benefits from atomic science.
- 2New Holland Zedelgem plant marks 120 years▼New Holland Zedelgem Plant Celebrates 120th Anniversary: Advancing Next-generation Harvesting Technology
New Holland's Zedelgem plant in Belgium is celebrating its 120th anniversary, marking more than a century of agricultural machinery production. The company is using the milestone to highlight its work on next-generation harvesting technology, positioning the site as a hub for the future of combine and forage harvester development.
- 3Agricultural technology company to add 28 jobs near Lowell●Agricultural technology company expanding, adding 28 jobs near Lowell
An agricultural technology company is expanding its operations near Lowell, Michigan, and plans to add 28 new jobs in the area. The announcement points to continued growth in the region's ag-tech sector and new employment opportunities for the local workforce. Further details about the company's identity, timeline, and investment amount were not immediately provided in the report.
- 4Plantik and Hudson River Biotechnology partner on heat-tolerant strawberries●Exclusive: Plantik and Hudson River Biotechnology team up to de-risk heat-tolerant strawberries
Plantik Biosciences and Hudson River Biotechnology have announced a partnership to develop strawberry varieties that can withstand rising temperatures, aiming to de-risk development of heat-tolerant fruit crops. The collaboration pairs Plantik's crop-breeding technology with Hudson River Biotechnology's plant cell engineering platform, as agriculture faces mounting pressure from climate change.
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New Zealand agricultural technology company Onside has acquired Assura, according to Startup Daily. The deal expands Onside's footprint in the agtech sector, though details on the transaction value and Assura's business focus have not been disclosed. Onside, known for its rural property access and biosecurity platform, has been broadening its offerings across the agricultural industry.