Cindy Zimmerman

1 week ago | agnewswire.com | Cindy Zimmerman

Decades of Discovery and Commercial Field Data Consistently Shows Yield ImprovementStorage Patent Latest in IP Portfolio for Industry Leading Pollination Tech StackAnkeny, IA – May 6, 2025 PowerPollen, an agtech company improving crop pollination for increased agricultural productivity and profitability, has received U.S. Patent 12,245,587 for its groundbreaking process of using solid particulates blended with fresh pollen grains to protect pollen’s viability during storage.

2 weeks ago | agwired.com | Cindy Zimmerman

Alltech has released its 2025 Agri-Food Outlook, which includes the company's 14th annual global feed production survey showing world feed production increased in 2024 by 1.2% to 1.396 billion metric tons. The annual survey that serves as the foundation of the Agri-Food Outlook collected data from 142 countries and 28,235 feed mills in 2024.

2 weeks ago | agnewswire.com | Cindy Zimmerman

Proprietary Microbial Bank Bolsters Market-Leading Crop Protection for Higher Yields Two Years of In-Field Data Prove Biological Playbook’s Impact Potential MINNEAPOLIS, MN, April 29, 2025 – Jord BioScience, a leading science and analytics company providing customizable microbial solutions for agriculture, unveiled two years of field trial data showing its proprietary microbial solutions consistently outperform industry-standard treatments, increasing soybean yield by up to 3.1 bushels per...

4 weeks ago | agwired.com | Cindy Zimmerman

U.S. sales of E15 reached a record 1.24 billion gallons in 2024, an increase of 11% over 2023, according to a Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) analysis of data released by state agencies in Minnesota and Iowa. While it appears the Trump administration will have to continue the practice of issuing waivers this summer to keep E15 at the pump, there are several reasons for optimism that this will be the last year that will be necessary.

4 weeks ago | agnewswire.com | Cindy Zimmerman

After over 20 years of hitting the “agriblogging” highway, ZimmComm principals Chuck and Cindy Zimmerman are retiring from business travel at the end of 2025. The Zimmermans founded ZimmComm in 2004 as the first social media-based agricultural communications company and pioneered “event blogging” for farm and biofuels conferences, capturing the sights and sounds in photos and interviews.