Seeds, chemical and biological crop protection, and services: Bayer supports vegetable growers around the world with Integrated Crop Solutions. This helps them to produce the many types of fresh and high-quality products available today.

Thanks to the soybean, Brazilian agriculture has seen exponential growth in recent years. At the same time, the country’s agrarian sector is transforming into one of the most sustainable in the world.

Tomatoes come in all shapes and sizes. They can grow in greenhouses or outdoors and each method of cultivation has its own characteristics.

Thanks to the soybean, Brazilian agriculture has seen exponential growth in recent years. At the same time, the country’s agrarian sector is transforming into one of the most sustainable in the world.

The development of herbicide resistant weeds is a global concern. Researchers, inventors and farmers around the world are joining hands to counteract this serious problem. Their key strategy: knowledge exchange.

Tomatoes come in all shapes and sizes. They can grow in greenhouses or outdoors and each method of cultivation has its own characteristics.

In the 1960s, U.S. entrepreneurs kick-started Australia’s modern cotton­industry. One of them was Paul Kahl, founder of Merced Farming cotton farm. Today, his successful agri-business is still in family hands.

Farmers guarantee tomorrow’s food security. Next to this essential function of food provision, they also fulfill a number of additional roles that benefit the environment, the economy and society.

A new Bayer initiative is helping Brazilian farmers cope with a recent incursion of crop-threatening caterpillars. It involves ­everything from basic monitoring and training to a networked database spanning the country’s agricultural landscape.

The development of herbicide resistant weeds is a global concern. Researchers, inventors and farmers around the world are joining hands to counteract this serious problem. Their key strategy: knowledge exchange.

Tomatoes come in all shapes and sizes. They can grow in greenhouses or outdoors and each method of cultivation has its own characteristics.

A new Bayer initiative is helping Brazilian farmers cope with a recent incursion of crop-threatening caterpillars. It involves ­everything from basic monitoring and training to a networked database spanning the country’s agricultural landscape.

The development of herbicide resistant weeds is a global concern. Researchers, inventors and farmers around the world are joining hands to counteract this serious problem. Their key strategy: knowledge exchange.

In the 1960s, U.S. entrepreneurs kick-started Australia’s modern cotton­industry. One of them was Paul Kahl, founder of Merced Farming cotton farm. Today, his successful agri-business is still in family hands.

Tiny nematodes can cause enormous damage to crops such as peppers, tomatoes and bananas. A biological crop protection product from Bayer that contains fungal spores can destroy the worms’ eggs and help to protect yields.

After soybeans, rapeseed is the world’s second most important oilseed crop. Rapeseed primarily owes its popularity and prevalence to plant breeders. Bayer experts are working toward ensuring that the rapeseed success story continues in Europe.

Scientific and technological advances are opening up new possibilities for farmers around the world. The networked digital farm of the future is already making agriculture more efficient and sustainable today.