The research behind Intrinsyx Bio’s sustainable agriculture solutions have been featured in the national and international media, including NPR and Discover Magazine.
Syngenta acquires Intrinsyx Bio
Syngenta has acquired Intrinsyx Bio, a California-based start-up specializing in the development of nutrient use efficiency products. This strategic move aligns with Syngenta's goal to reinforce its position as global leader in the biologicals business, enhancing farmers’ toolbox with additional assets to manage their crops effectively and sustainably.
Helping Crops Become More: Innovation incubator highlights Intrinsyx Bio
The Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator has partnered with the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis, Missouri to work with companies like Intrinsyx Bio that are focused on sustainable agriculture technologies.
Syngenta and Intrinsyx Bio to Offer New Biological Solution to Boost Crops’ Nutrient Use Efficiency
Syngenta Biologicals, a leader in cutting-edge agricultural biological solutions and Intrinsyx Bio, a Silicon Valley biotech company that promotes sustainable agriculture, have announced a collaboration to bring a novel biological solution to agricultural markets globally.
Agri Business Review: Accelerating Sustainable Farming with Innovative Endophyte Solutions
Intrinsyx Bio was recently featured as one of the Top 10 Agri Biotech Solutions Providers in 2023.
Farmers Guide: New biological seed treatment to enhance nutrient use efficiency
UK farmers will soon benefit from a novel biological seed treatment that naturally improves the crop’s nutrient use efficiency, increases yield and promotes plant and soil health, Syngenta and Unium Bioscience have announced yesterday (9th May).
Earth.com: Bacteria can unlock phosphorus in the soil to help plants grow
In a study from the University of Washington, scientists have successfully introduced microbes into soil to make phosphorus more available to the roots of agricultural crops. The researchers collected the microbes from wild trees growing along the Snoqualmie River.