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Scientists Find Dozens of Unknown Compounds Hidden in Cannabis Leaves
The discovery of these rare molecules marks a major milestone in plant science, potentially paving the way for a new generation of natural medicines.
Corcept's ALS Drug Linked to 87% Reduction in Risk of Death
Corcept reports a staggering 87% reduction in death risk for ALS with its drug candidate as it moves to Phase 3 trials.
GSK Pays Up to $1 Billion for SiranBio's Weight Loss siRNA Drug
GSK licenses SiranBio’s siRNA therapy — a long-acting cardiometabolic treatment designed for weight loss while preserving muscle mass.
New Multiple Myeloma Drug Drives Europe's Biggest Biotech Round
CellCentric has raised $220 million to advance inobrodib — a first-in-class oral drug targeting multiple myeloma — through pivotal trials.
EU-Mercosur Is Live: What It Means for South American Agriculture
The EU-Mercosur trade deal went into effect on May 1 after decades of negotiation. For South America, the implications are immediate and far-reaching.
A Strong Peso Is Now Squeezing Uruguay's Farm Export Sector
Uruguay's Rural Association is warning of a critical situation as a stronger peso erodes the price competitiveness of the country's export-oriented agriculture.
JBS Faces Major Lawsuit Over Forced Labour in Brazil's Beef Chain
Brazilian prosecutors have filed a $24 million lawsuit against JBS over cattle purchased from ranches where workers faced conditions likened to slavery.
Brazil Is Heading for Its Biggest Grain Harvest on Record in 2026
Brazil's national agriculture agency has confirmed a record-breaking 2025/26 grains harvest is underway — led by soybeans, maize, sorghum, and sunflower.
Lilly Secures $2.3B Acquisition of Ajax Therapeutics
Eli Lilly finalizes a $2.3 billion deal for Ajax Therapeutics, securing high-precision JAK2 inhibitors to combat treatment-resistant blood cancers.
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Nitrogen-Fixing Microbes and the Science of a Post-Fertilizer Age
Synthetic fertilizer is one of agriculture's most damaging dependencies. A growing body of research suggests microbes may be the more precise replacement.
The First-Time Farmer's Resource Guide for the USA: Part 2
You have your land and financing in place. Now comes the real work. Here is every resource you need to source inputs, protect, grow, and sell your first crop.
The First-Time Farmer's Complete Resource Guide for the USA
Thinking about farming in the USA? Whether you are planning your first crop or selling your first harvest, here is every resource you need at every stage.
Cancer Inhibitors: How Science Is Learning to Stop Cancer in Its Track
Cancer's greatest weapon is its ability to grow unchecked. Here is a breakdown of every major scientific approach being used to stop it.
Staying Healthy: A Complete Framework for Mind, Body and Life
Health is not a single habit. It is a system. Here is what the science and the lifestyle evidence say about building one that actually works long term.
Scientists Are Cracking How the Body Builds Itself From Stem Cells
From Australian hearts to Texas labs to the ISS in orbit, researchers are unlocking how stem cells become tissue — and turning that knowledge into medicine.
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Corn Futures Hit 4-Week High as Fertilizer Costs Erode Planting Margin
Corn futures reached a one-month high of $4.62 per bushel as high nitrogen costs and Midwest weather concerns tighten the 2026 supply outlook.
India Policy Update: Govt Shields Farmers from ₹4,000 Global Urea Cost
India maintains a fixed ₹266.5 price per urea bag for domestic farmers, absorbing a massive global price gap to secure the 2026 Kharif season.
Vietnam Fertilizer: Urea Hits Multi-Year High Amid Global Squeeze
Ca Mau urea is holding at 675,000 VND per bag as global nitrogen pressure from the Strait of Hormuz disruption reaches Vietnam's rice farming season.
Nitrogen Costs Significantly Eroding U.S. Farm Margins
At $858 per tonne, urea is adding $49–$54 per acre to US corn production costs — equivalent to losing over 10 bushels of yield value before harvest begins.
Abbott Share Price Update: Where the Market Stands — April 25, 2026
Abbott stock is down sharply despite strong fundamentals and a landmark cancer diagnostics acquisition. But Wall Street is still calling it a "Buy".