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Research Triangle Park, NC, July 11, 2018 -
The 2018 AgBiome Summer Internship participants. Pictured from left to right: Morgan Rose, Megan Mackowiak, Madison Rackear, Jacob Hyman, Leah Gilmore, and Saunia Withers.
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, JUNE 14, 2018 -- AgBiome, LLC has recently been awarded a multi-year grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in the area of nematology. The project, entitled “Biological Nematicides for Root and Tuber Crops”,[..]
AgBiome Innovations is thrilled to announce we have partnered with FoodLogiQ to explore the use of blockchain technology in the agriculture supply chain. Full press release:
AgBiome is one of the highest-scoring businesses with standout employee engagement
I almost ignored the email when I first saw it. Someone named Jenna, from some company called AgBiome wants to talk with me for a phone interview? I thought, at the time, that I wanted to stick with door to door sales—as glamorous as ‘commission[..]
Dylan Lopenzina
May 17, 2018
Did you know bacteria have immune systems? Yes, even bacteria need to have a way to fight off viruses that make them sick! Bacterial immune systems differ from human immune systems - humans are multicellular and can dedicate whole organs, and[..]
Did you know that plants can get sick like humans and animals!? It’s true, and at AgBiome we make products to control insects, weeds, nematodes, and plant pathogens. While a majority of human pathogens are viruses and bacteria, most plant[..]
In honor of Valentines Day, we asked AgBiomers what they love, and OH did their responses compile quite an interesting word list. Which got me thinking…
