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Dave Bedard

Dave Bedard

Verified

News Editor, AGCanada.com

Winnipeg

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Total articles 1272

  • Syngenta to study pharma chem for farm uses

    By Dave Bedard Verified| Grainews Verified Crop chem and seed company Syngenta’s interest in ag biologicals has led it to reach a chemistry deal with one of its own former parents. Syngenta in late February announced it’s bought the agricultural rights to Novartis’ repository of natural compounds and genetic strains, while Novartis keeps the exclusive rights to any pharmaceutical uses of those same chemistries and genetics. Syngenta, in its announcement, didn’t put a dollar figure to the deal, which is expected to close in June.

    By Dave Bedard Verified · Grainews

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Editor’s Rant: Hew that wood, draw that water

    By Dave Bedard Verified| Grainews Verified As much as I’m impressed and fascinated by the advancement of electric vehicles (EVs), the prospect of someday having no choice but to own one still terrifies me. I don’t get out on the open road much these days, but I still don’t relish the idea of losing charge miles from anywhere and even more miles from a decent charging station.

    By Dave Bedard Verified · Grainews

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Syngenta to study pharma chem for farm uses

    By Dave Bedard Verified| Grainews Verified Crop chem and seed company Syngenta’s interest in ag biologicals has led it to reach a chemistry deal with one of its own former parents. Syngenta in late February announced it’s bought the agricultural rights to Novartis’ repository of natural compounds and genetic strains, while Novartis keeps the exclusive rights to any pharmaceutical uses of those same chemistries and genetics. Syngenta, in its announcement, didn’t put a dollar figure to the deal, which is expected to close in June.

    By Dave Bedard Verified · Grainews

    Apr. 08, 2025

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AGCanada.com