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Norsk e-Fuel partners with Prime Capital and RES to produce SAF in Sweden

Norsk e-Fuel partners with Prime Capital and RES to produce SAF in Sweden

February 18, 2025 |

In Germany, Prime Capital, Norsk e-Fuel, and RES have announced a collaboration to produce sustainable aviation fuel in North Sweden. Located in the municipality of Ånge, “Project Alby” is planned to produce a minimum of 80,0000 tons of e-Fuel annually and marks Norsk e-Fuel’s expansion into Sweden. Under the lead of Norsk e-Fuel and Prime […]

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ICAO establishes global platform to secure financing for aviation sustainability projects

ICAO establishes global platform to secure financing for aviation sustainability projects

February 18, 2025 |

In Canada, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) said it is pursuing its work toward the establishment of a global platform that will directly connect aviation sustainability projects with investors worldwide. Support for its creation was formalized through a Letter of Intent signed at ICAO’s Global Implementation Support Symposium by ICAO Secretary General Juan Carlos […]

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Brazil’s soybean harvest advances to 15% of area, consultancy finds 

Brazil’s soybean harvest advances to 15% of area, consultancy finds 

February 16, 2025 |

In Brazil, InfoMoney reported that local consultancy AgRural stated that Brazil’s 2024/25 soybean harvest reached 15% of the cultivated area as of February 6, against 9% registered in the previous week and 23% in the same period last year. According to a survey by the consultancy, Paraná state remains in the lead, with one third […]

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Missouri Soybean Association focuses on farmer profitability

Missouri Soybean Association focuses on farmer profitability

February 16, 2025 |

In Missouri, Brownfield reported that the new deputy executive director of the Missouri Soybean Association said the key to increasing farmer profitability is growing soybean demand. Casey Wasser noted that Missouri farmers are uniquely positioned to benefit from expanded use of biofuels, according to the report. “If you look on a state level, Missouri soybean […]

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Over 60% of Argentine soybeans are in normal to excellent condition: Buenos Aires grain exchange

Over 60% of Argentine soybeans are in normal to excellent condition: Buenos Aires grain exchange

February 16, 2025 |

In Argentina, La Nacion reported that more than 60% of Argentina’s 2024/25 soybeans are in normal to excellent condition thanks to rains in recent weeks that have provided relief to crops hit by drought and high temperatures, according to the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange. The exchange estimates the soybean harvest for the current campaign at […]

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Brazil’s 2024/25 soybean crop projection hits record 172.28 million tons

Brazil’s 2024/25 soybean crop projection hits record 172.28 million tons

February 16, 2025 |

In Brazil, Portal do Agronegocio reported that consulting firm AgResource estimated  that Brazil’s soybean harvest for the 2024/25 cycle will reach a record 172.28 million tons.  In January, the consultancy’s forecast pointed to a production of 172.07 million tons for the country. According to AgResource, the scenario for the 2024/25 soybean harvest is promising, with […]

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Brazil to harvest a record 325.7 million tons of grain in 2024/25, says Conab

Brazil to harvest a record 325.7 million tons of grain in 2024/25, says Conab

February 16, 2025 |

In Brazil, Canal Rural reported that the National Supply Company (Conab) reported  that Brazil should harvest 325.7 million tons of grains in the 2024/25 harvest, an increase of 9.4% compared to the previous season. According to the agency, the result reflects a 2.1% increase in the cultivated area, estimated at 81.6 million hectares, and a […]

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AgPlenus announces discovery of a new mode of action for fungicides against wheat disease

AgPlenus announces discovery of a new mode of action for fungicides against wheat disease

February 16, 2025 |

In Israel, AgPlenus, a global specialist in designing and developing novel sustainable crop protection products and a subsidiary of Evogene, announced the discovery of a novel Mode of Action (MoA) active against Zymoseptoria tritici, the fungal pathogen responsible for Septoria tritici blotch (STB), one of the most devastating diseases affecting wheat crops globally.  Through extensive […]

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New statewide biofuels tax credit could help Indiana farmers grow demand

New statewide biofuels tax credit could help Indiana farmers grow demand

February 16, 2025 |

In Missouri, Brownfield reported that the Indiana Senate has passed a bill that would give biofuel tax credits to fuel retailers across the state. The report noted that the Indiana Corn Growers Association President Chris Cherry said Senate Bill 254 would help increase demand for corn.  “It’s huge for Indiana farmers,” he said. “It helps […]

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Argentine grain exchange cuts soybean, corn production estimates

Argentine grain exchange cuts soybean, corn production estimates

February 16, 2025 |

In Argentina, La Nacion reported that the country’s soybean and corn harvest has already shrunk by an equivalent volume, between both grains, to 11 million tons, due to the drought of the last 30 days, in addition to high temperatures. The Rosario Grain Exchange (BCR), estimated the soybean harvest at 47.5 million tons. This is […]

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