Year of the Dragonfly

 BugFest 2017 was a huge success for the Museum of Natural Science and for the AgBiome team. Multiple AgBiomers from the entomology department and other functional groups spent the day showing kids and adults some of the[..]

This week we followed two AgBiome entomologists into the lab to get a taste of what working with insects can be like. And yes, a few people here do enjoy eating insects, YUM! Meet Marie Encarnacion and Elka Armstrong.

Tessa Lacara shares some thoughts on her summer intern experience:

Highly efficacious fungicide for specialty crops developed by AgBiome

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. [August 22, 2017] – AgBiome^TM announced today that Howler^TM fungicide received registration from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The[..]

On June 23rd, AgBiome was sweating it out at the community garden. Seeds is a non-profit organization with a 2 acre urban garden in the city of Durham, NC. Students that visit Seeds can harvest produce and bring it into the kitchen classroom[..]

To kick off our next series exploring different AgBiome labs and spaces, we wanted to start with one of the most exciting jobs in our company! Working in the greenhouse presents a lot of challenges when it comes to supporting multiple research[..]

Summer is here and you may enter the office to find some unfamiliar faces. Wait, who’s that talking to Tyson while gazing at his computer screen and who’s following Courtney to the lab? Perhaps you’ve volunteered to mentor a student interested in[..]

The mission of AgBiome's Philanthropy Committee is to find volunteer opportunities in our community to help give back and improve the lives of those who live here. We have several exciting projects coming up and will be providing updates as they[..]

High efficacy fungicide for the turf and ornamental market

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. (March 20, 2017) – AgBiome announces today Zio™ fungicide has been approved by the EPA. This new biological fungicide will be marketed by SePRO and was developed[..]

Below is the press release from Netherlands Institute of Ecology on their work with AgBiome and other international collaborators. For more about the PROMISE-project, please go to www.promise.nioo.knaw.nl

Micro-organisms will help African farmers

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