Bionema Ltd reports the expansion of its portfolio’s quantity and scope, as the company launches a number of new environmentally-friendly biological products to support biological agriculture (BioAg), horticulture, forestry, and turf & amenities. With growing public awareness and concerns about the effects of chemical pesticides on human health, biodiversity and the environment, there is greater …
The identification of fresh biological commodities that endorse sustainable agriculture is undoubtedly an impressive feat. Nevertheless, the unveiling of a distinctive product in isolation does not suffice. Equally crucial is the process of formulation for success, wherein skilled experts render the active biological component apt for application. In fact, one of the biggest challenges for …
Despite widespread concerns about the impact of toxic chemicals on global pollution, biodiversity and human health, the consumption of conventional chemicals is still far outstripping that of sustainable alternatives. When we consider that – for some crops at least – biopesticides have been available since the 1980s, it begs the question… why has biological control …
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The world is facing many environmental challenges, and one of the most pressing is managing pests effectively. Traditional chemical pesticides have been used to control pest populations for decades, but they come with a variety of risks that can harm both people and the environment. Biopesticides offer an alternative solution – they are natural, safe …
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The world is already facing a huge crisis when it comes to food security. It is predicted that the global population will reach 9 billion by the year 2050. This century’s challenge is to protect our future from the impacts of climate change, environmental pollution, and other disasters while producing enough food to satisfy the …
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BioProtection: current opportunities and challenges Minshad A Ansari, PhD*,**, and Sarah J Harding, PhD* In the 20th century, an agricultural revolution aimed at ensuring global food security for a rapidly expanding world population led to remarkable uptake of chemical pesticides across the world. As farmers happily sprayed their crops with an array of chlorinated hydrocarbons, …
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Sustainable agriculture is a critical part of preserving our planet and its resources. It’s no secret that traditional farming practices have taken their toll on the environment, but what are we supposed to do? Bioprotection can help us meet this challenge. Bioprotection is natural or synthetic substances that protect plants from pests and diseases. They …
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Innovation is at the centre of any biotech industry, but alongside the science of innovation in biocontrol, we must embrace the art of commercialisation – that is, developing products in a way that makes them ready for commercial sales and marketing. So, how are we embracing commercialisation in biocontrol? And more importantly, what issues do …
Food security is an ongoing challenge for growing populations because of limited resources. Multiple abiotic stresses, such as drought and metal toxicity, can occur at the same time and make life more difficult for farmers. Breeding for stress tolerance is a long-term solution. Plants produce reactive oxygen species as part of their natural antioxidant defense …
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Bionema’s new line of microbial solutions for vector management is eco friendly, effective, and significantly reduces the use of chemical pesticides in public health. With growing public awareness and concerns about the effects of chemical pesticides on human health, biodiversity and the environment, public health experts are looking for alternative solutions to control insects that …
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