India’s Biological Agriculture Solutions Association met with Kenya’s agricultural research body to explore joint projects.
Discussions focused on safety and regulatory approaches for microbial products and RNA interference techniques.
The Basel meeting gathered over 2,000 delegates from 65 countries, highlighting global interest in biological farming.
Potential collaboration areas include drone monitoring, digital farming tools, and new biological inputs for crops.
The goal is to create science‑based rules that support innovation while keeping food production safe and sustainable.
At the Annual Biocontrol Industry Meeting in Basel, experts reviewed safety assessments and risk‑assessment methods for biological crop‑protection solutions.
The association is also exploring cooperation with Kenya’s Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization on drone technology, information‑technology solutions, and agricultural inputs.
These collaborations aim to promote science‑based regulations, innovation, and sustainable farming practices.
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