Bayer-Backed Startup to Open Greenhouse for Crop-Friendly Microbes
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A startup backed by agribusiness giant Bayer AG is opening a greenhouse to study how microbes can be used to protect crops from pests and diseases.
Joyn Bio will use the 6,048 square-foot facility in Woodland, California to engineer microbial strains that are good for plants, the company said in a statement Wednesday.