# Corteva Agriscience

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'Corkscrew' Corn & A Herbicide Discussion

Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/QcoVf5yrQVI On this episode:🌱Ben shares an article addressing ‘corkscrew’ corn.🌱Hear a discussion on how to make the herbicides Liberty® and Enlist One® work to their full potential.https://ag.purdue.edu/news/department/agry/kernel-news/2024/04/corkscr…

#849: Siteimprove CEO Nayaki Nayyar on what it means to take a holistic view of digital experience

In the rush to implement AI across the customer experience, are we at risk of creating more digital barriers than we're breaking down? Agility requires a holistic view of the entire digital experience. It's the ability to see not just how individual channels are performing, but how they work togeth…

#849: Siteimprove CEO Nayaki Nayyar on what it means to take a holistic view of digital experience

In the rush to implement AI across the customer experience, are we at risk of creating more digital barriers than we're breaking down? Agility requires a holistic view of the entire digital experience. It's the ability to see not just how individual channels are performing, but how they work togeth…

Making Molecules to Meet Farmer Needs: The Story of Inatreq™ Active

In today’s episode, we’re following a molecule around the world, from being discovered in Japan to being developed in the United States to becoming a solution for farmers in the United Kingdom. Joining us is one of those farmers in the UK, Julian Gibbons. Julian has seen a variety of fungicide solu…

Agriculture: Robots, Drones and the Future of Food | The Decade Ahead

The world can't create more farmland, but it does need to feed more people. From AI-powered cattle collars and autonomous robots to precision irrigation and gene-edited crops, this episode explores the technologies transforming agriculture. Bryce & Ren unpack why AgTech could become one of the defi…

Precision Unlocks Future Potential: The History and Science of Genome Editing

What is happening in agriscience today that we will be talking about 100 years from now? While it’s impossible to answer that question with certainty, there is a technology that has the potential to impact our industry in the next century as much or even more than hybridization changed the game ove…

Expanded Label Provides Broader Protection for Cereal and Pulse Farmers

By: David Borgmeier, Seed Applied Technologies Lead, Corteva Agriscience Corteva Agriscience is excited to announce that farmers now have greater access to Lumivia CPL insecticide seed treatment, which provides broad protection against early season yield-robbing pests in cereals and pulse cro…

Greg Stokke Won’t Stand in Anyone’s Way

Germination presents a series of stories on the 20 most influential people in the seed sector in 2018. Want to nominate someone for 2019? Email mzienkiewicz@issuesink.com with the subject line “Top 20 nomination”! Greg Stokke knows the secret to being a great leader: surround yourse…

River Wye pollution progress, gene-edited soya, falling livestock numbers & Great British Harvest Festival

In this episode, we examine new farm-level evidence suggesting phosphorus is coming into balance on farms in the River Wye catchment – and ask what it means for water pollution. We visit a field trial where precision breeding could make UK-grown soya commercially possible. We examine the continui…

Innovating for Farmers: Building on Legacy at Vylor

Please send us your feedback on the podcast: agriscience-explained@vylor.com In this episode, we look back on the past 100 years, and highlight what will carry over into this next chapter in the company’s history. Corteva Agriscience chief technology and digital officer Sam Eathington and some real…