Print This PageMonsanto's Approach to Creating and Sharing Value in Cotton
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- Providing Value in Cotton Slide 1
Introduction of Monsanto’s approach to creating and sharing value in cotton. - Value Explanation 1
Monsanto Business Affairs Lead John Raines introduces Monsanto’s approach to creating and sharing value in cotton.
- Providing Value in Cotton Slide 2
Determining high and low yield drivers in cotton. - Value Explanation 2
Monsanto Business Affairs Lead John Raines explains what the low and high yield drivers are in cotton production.
- Providing Value in Cotton Slide 3
Looking at the economic impact high and low yield drivers had on farming operations pre-biotech seed. - Value Explanation 3
Monsanto Business Affairs Lead John Raines describes the economic impact high and low yield drivers had on farming operations pre-biotech seed.
- Providing Value in Cotton Slide 4
Looking at the annual yield gain created through biotech. - Value Explanation 4
Monsanto Business Affairs Lead John Raines explains the annual yield gain created through biotech.
- Providing Value in Cotton Slide 5
Looking at the change in cost in production agriculture over a 12-year period. - Value Explanation 5
Monsanto Business Affairs Lead John Raines explains despite changes in costs on the farm, how growers have retained the incremental value created through biotech seed.
- Providing Value in Cotton Slide 6
Looking at rate of return farmers have received with yield gain and production costs. - Value Explanation 6
Monsanto Business Affairs Lead John Raines explains the rate of return farmers have received with current commodity prices, compared to yield gain and production costs.
