AgBiome News

Celebrating Women’s History Month at AgBiome

In honor of Women’s History Month, several women at AgBiome have come together to highlight the important role of women in agriculture and STEM careers, past, present and future. In this two-part series,[..]

New hires in technology, data and legal roles position AgBiome for the future

Research Triangle Park, NC – March 15, 2022 – AgBiome, the leader in developing innovative products from the Earth’s microbial communities, announced today the hiring of[..]

We are excited to have reached the 48th position in this year’s #FoodTech500 final ranking, the world’s first definitive list of the global entrepreneurial talent at the intersection between food, technology, and sustainability. With over +2250[..]

Backed by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Phase 2 Research Focused on Delivering Sustainable, Pest Control Farming Solutions

Research Triangle Park, NC — January 11, 2022 — AgBiome, the leader in developing innovative products from the Earth's microbial communities, announced a joint development agreement with Lamberti to develop biological crop protection solutions.

Our blog contest winner Chad Keyser is back with part 2 of his "Fear No Weevil" entry. If you missed or would like to re-read part 1, click here.

Recently, AgBiome’s COO Toni Bucci joined Janet Adkison on RFD-TV's Market Day Report to discuss how growers are turning to AgBiome for biological alternatives to protect their crops.  She explains how growers today are extremely knowledgeable about[..]

Our own in-house sci-fi writer/product development project manager Amber Smith is back again for her annual Halloween Blog! If you'd like to see her previous years' posts click here! Enjoy!

AgBiome’s Best-in-Class Microbial Platform Delivers Crop Protection Solutions to Feed the Growing Population Responsibly

Research Triangle Park, NC — September 14, 2021 — AgBiome, the leader in developing innovative products from the Earth's[..]

This is the first in a series of blog posts from our own Chad Keyser about his work on the sweetpotato weevil project.