It's October 30 and you've just left the office for home, that familiar Friday afternoon freedom sweeping over you. On the drive home, you notice the neigh...
You can't avoid it. It's in the smoothie, the slice of cake at dessert, and even the candy you'll give trick-or- treaters later this month. It's sugar, and...
Monsanto has received questions from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) this year regarding competition in the seed industry. These questions come at a ...
Our first 2009 harvest report comes from Colorado and focuses on sugarbeets. But what is there to know about sugarbeets?
The Irrigation Museum records irrigation practices dating back to 6000 B.C. People in Egypt and Mesopotamia (present day Iraq) used water from the flooding...
At least that's what AAPRESID, the Argentine association of no-till farmers, and Monsanto are hoping for. The two have partnered to promote Agricultura Cer...
On Aug. 27, Robb Fraley, Monsanto chief technology officer, led farmers through Monsanto's technology pipeline during the Scott, Mississippi Genuity Showca...
Every year farmers pour through the gates of the Farm Progress Show to see the latest and greatest technology in agriculture. This year was no different, a...
On September 21, 2009, U.S. District Court Judge Jeffrey White ruled that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will have to complete an Environmental ...
Dr. Ed Runge, director of the Monsanto Beachell-Borlaug International Scholars Program, is traveling to countries throughout South America, July 27 - Aug. ...
Dr. Robb Fraley grew up on a farm in Illinois. There, he developed his love for agriculture and his desire to help science make farming easier for farming ...
Husker Harvest Days was extremely busy on Wednesday with the Genuity Canned Food Drive (sponsored by Monsanto and the United Way), Yields of Tomorrow tours...
Farmers need it, and Monsanto's goal is to provide it. More yield with less resources - that was the message during Monsanto's Asgrow and DeKalb Performanc...
Monsanto is back at it again with the 2009 Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island, Nebraska.
Every year an average of 113 youth die from farm-related injuries. This fact, along with several others concerning farm safety, were posted in a farm safet...
When you visited Monsanto's "Yields of Tomorrow" plot tour at Farm Progress this year, you might have noticed something a little different about the site.
On Monday August 31, Brett Begemann, global commercial lead, presented to more than 120 performance partners on the eve of the 2009 Farm Progress Show.
If you've ever been to YouTube to watch videos, you know how hilarious, creative and even interesting people can be with a simple hand-held camera.
The annual Farm Progress Show brings in a variety of corn growers from all around the US and the world. Those growers all have the same goal - to maximize ...
The year 1953 saw two events that through history have been repeated several times. The first - Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgay become the first humans t...
A new day is dawning for Channel Bio Corp. The company's group of regional seed brands is being elevated to a new, premier brand committed to providing far...
Since 2006, Monsanto Company has showcased its robust product pipeline at the Farm Progress Show. This pipeline features Monsanto's innovative products in ...
Monsanto's plot tour at the Farm Progress Show is always a sight to see, but this year, visitors are getting a different look at Monsanto's technologies.
There has recently been increased attention to Monsanto's role in the agricultural seed market. There is no question Monsanto is the recognized industry le...
From planting regulated material, to managing the crops throughout the summer, a great deal of team work is required to pull off a technology showcase seco...
In 2008, Monsanto hosted farmers from around the world representing more than 2 million cop acres. Hear from Monsanto Traits Marketing Manager, Dion McBay,...
If you visited the Monsanto tents at the Farm Progress Show last year or even saw its presence online, you may have thought the work was second to none. We...
In April 2006, Monsanto took an important step to formalize a commitment to protect and advance human rights within our company and among our business part...
The donation of molecular markers announced by Monsanto Company and Texas AgriLife in April has been completed today with the publication of an in-depth ar...
There is a region in the world some say is worse off today than 30 years ago. The people living there hardly have any money or food. The farmers growing th...
In many countries, children spend most of the day at school with friends or at home with family. In India, many children up to 14-years-old spend dawn to ...
In 2007, Seminis San Quintin set a goal to improve human rights conditions for its work force and reduce migrant worker dependency. Not only did they accom...
Imagine you are a smallholder farmer in Vietnam. Your papaya and sweet potato crops were just decimated by viral disease. Your children are malnourished, a...
When biotechnology was in its infancy, there were expectations of grand outcomes: rice that could make beta carotene, tomatoes that would stay fresh longer...
Imagine a place where a farmer wakes to find 90 percent of his cotton crop destroyed by insect infestation. Eight years ago, this nightmare was a reality f...
On Feb. 17, Jerry Steiner, Monsanto executive vice president of corporate affairs, addressed more than 230 experts in agriculture during the World Grains T...
On June 10, The Weather Channel Interactive (TWCi), in continued collaboration with Monsanto, launched the Growing Degree Days (GDD) calculator as a part o...
It doesn't seem like a year has passed since Monsanto announced its commitment to sustainable yield. But June 4 marks the day Monsanto declared to the wor...
"We've got premium genetics-the next generation of a high-yielding trait and a seed treatment system to help protect and increase yields," Kim Magin, soybe...
Eileen Elias Freeman, author of The Angels' Little Instruction Book, said, "Angels are all around us, all the time, in the very air we breathe."
About 100 years ago, the world shrank. According to history.com, developments in transportation and communication--and mass population movements--helped c...
It's coming to an end. Join Monsanto's Tyne Morgan as she wraps up the 2009 Monsanto Planting Updates from the Field in Minnesota. Farmers in the #4 United...
On May 26, the Cotton Museum at the Memphis Cotton Exchange announced plans to expand its facility to house a permanent cotton exhibit and educational prog...
As the earth's population grows, so does its need for more water. But without better water management practices in place, particularly in the agricultural ...
Farmers in Illinois are behind--there's no way to sugarcoat it. But last week, farmers welcomed sunshine and wind to dry out the ground and get back in the...
In 2008, Brazil ranked as one of the world's top four emitters of greenhouse gases, along with China, the United States and Indonesia. Environmental threat...
If you've been following the Monsanto Planting Updates from the Field, you've heard week after week about farmers being behind in planting due to too much ...
When it comes to helping the hungry — including farmers who produce less than they eat — the world suffers from a lack of leadership, rather than a shortag...
For this week's planting update, Monsanto's Tyne Morgan travels all the way to the East Coast to talk to farmers in Delmarva.
New farming technologies may not be able to control the weather, but they are helping farmers manage the uncontrollable-so that a wet spring doesn't have t...