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The future of glyphosate is increasingly tied to the development of new agricultural technologies rather than court decisions, according to an analysis published by AgFunderNews. As legal pressure on Bayer intensifies in the United States, researchers and agtech companies are accelerating work on precision spraying, AI-powered weeders and alternative herbicides that could eventually reduce dependence on glyphosate without affecting productivity or increasing farming costs.
UK-based agtech startup Bindbridge has secured $3.8 million in funding to accelerate the development of next-generation crop protection products using a technology known as targeted protein degradation. The investment, led by Nucleus Capital and Speedinvest, will support early laboratory testing of its first compounds and partnerships with major agrochemical companies, according to AgFunderNews.
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