The pink bollworm pest destroyed cotton crops in the US for a century. A collaborative biotechnology program helped stamp it out.

Thanks to the ingenuity of Arizona farmers and scientists using environmentally-friendly methods, U.S.-grown cotton is free of its major non-native pest, the pink bollworm.

The Donald Trump administration is exerting pressure on India to open up its market to American soyabean and maize, which are ...

Hyderabad-based ATGC Biotech Pvt. Ltd. India''s only commercial-scale manufacturer of pheromone biosimilars, was awarded the Innovation Leadership Award 2025 by Union Minister of Commerce and Industry ...

Aimed at boosting cotton productivity, the agriculture and textile ministries would be discussing with the ministry of ...

COIMBATORE: ICAR-CICR scientists are engaged in various advanced research activities, and this would help create a cotton revolution that would be ini.

A government official told The Indian Express that agriculture has been a major sticking point in negotiations, particularly ...

Nagpur: Seed dealers in Nagpur and Wardha — both predominantly cotton-growing belts — have called for a strike on Monday alleging that illegal herbici.

How this intelligent device traps harmful pests, and saves the beneficial insects iTrapper brings light patterns to tackle the pest problem ...