Monsanto's Tyne Morgan wraps up the 2009 Farm Progress Show by looking at a couple of this year's new displays -- Seminis vegetables and farm safety. She also talks with Dion McBay, Monsanto U.S. Traits Marketing Lead, about his thoughts on the week.
Monsanto's Tyne Morgan scopes out the show once again. This time, she visits with Monsanto employees about their experiences working the show and their enjoyment in talking to farmers -- including Hugh Grant, Monsanto's chairman and CEO.
Follow Monsanto's Tyne Morgan to see what happened in the Monsanto tents during the first day of the 2009 Farm Progress Show in Decatur, IL -- and see what farmers had to say about the event.
Follow Monsanto's Tyne Morgan through the company's displays at the Farm Progress Show and get a taste of what visitors will see and experience during the week.
Helping Farmers Maximize Yield
As a piece of Monsanto's commitment to sustainable yield, the company is conducting research on planting population. Currently, deciding what corn hybrid to plant at what density can be a guessing game for farmers. As you'll see, Monsanto is using on-farm field trials to collect data to help ensure farmers receive the highest yield possible through improved agronomic practices at planting.
Thoughts on the Yields of Tomorrow Tour
Some Illinois farmers had the opportunity to get a preview of Monsanto's "Yields of Tomorrow" tour for the 2009 Farm Progress Show. Hear their reactions to the tour and their thoughts on why you should check it out for yourself.
Monsanto Agronomist Tells All
Hear from a Monsanto Agronomist on the amount of time and work it takes to make the plot at Farm Progress a success.
A Behind the Scenes Look
When people tour Monsanto's technology showcase at the Farm Progress Show, they don't see the amount of collaborative effort it takes to receive approval to plant regulated material or the time dedicated to maintaining the plot. Hear about this work and more.
Previewing Farm Progress Show 2009
Monsanto's Dion McBay shares the company's excitement in showcasing new seed technologies and improved agronomic practices to allow farmers to get the most out of each product.
Farmer conversation helps make the show
Monsanto's Dion McBay highlights the 2008 Farm Progress Show and discusses why the show is valuable because of unique conversations with growers.