If you’re thinking ahead about your next field work/visit/trials or simply get the vibes when talking about agriculture, you may like to consider my story.

It’s important to focus on getting enough fruits and veggies on your family’s plate, but what about the safety of the food we eat? A mother’s view.

Farmers face many challenges when ensuring productivity of their farms. And weed are one of the biggest contributing factors.

Some success stories on the most important protein crop in Brazil.

Today is an exciting day for Bayer and for the future of agriculture, as we officially welcome our new colleagues and begin advancing together to tackle one of the biggest challenges of our time: How to feed a growing population while using fewer resources.

“Looking back, some might think my food choices were less than exciting. I love the fact that a new generation has taken such a keen interest in food, but must admit, I’m even more excited about their growing interest in producing the foods we enjoy.”

Meet Shannon, learn how she got into agriculture by happy accident and how she fell in love with her work.

Working in weed management means thinking diversely. It is an ideal topic to incorporate new ways of thinking, disciplines, background and experiences.

Diana Caspers explains how bridging the gender yield gap would boost food and nutrition security globally and afford women farmers the opportunity to run a successful farm business.

Women are making great strides in digital innovation!

Women contribute a significant amount to the global agricultural economy. And a microcosm of that is in Nepal.

A bachelor thesis that makes a difference: Sofia reflects strategies of empowerment of rural women in Latin America.

Adrian Percy reached out to several leaders to get their thoughts on what it means to be a woman in agriculture today. Read in this blog thoughtful comments and keen observations.

Diana Caspers explains how bridging the gender yield gap would boost food and nutrition security globally and afford women farmers the opportunity to run a successful farm business.

A bachelor thesis that makes a difference: Sofia reflects strategies of empowerment of rural women in Latin America.

Letícia Marques, a former delegate at the Youth Ag Summit, shares how applying for the Summit gave her a blueprint for starting a career in food security.

Women comprise 43% of the global ag industry. Dr. Jaqueline Applegate explains how they can go all in.

How to help farmers to make the most of each acre: R&D Head Bob Reiter shares his thoughts on 2018’s Future of Farming Dialogue.

Farmers face many challenges when ensuring productivity of their farms. And weed are one of the biggest contributing factors.

Each of the “omics” technologies offers a different tool to assist in the investigation of a cell. The journey to discovery can be filled with unexpected twists and turns, this only makes it all the more rewarding.

“Technological advances have never stopped and have shown that human ingenuity can always find solutions to the challenges we face.”

Court of Justice ruling on new breeding methods is a missed opportunity for agricultural innovation in the EU.

Can you imagine how hard it is to wade 12 hours through paddy fields? So what if this job could be done in 10-15 min?

With the close of the business transition, we look toward the future of Bayer and the important responsibility we have as a leading agriculture innovation company.

In the Dominican Republic, farmers have a deeply rooted tradition of cooperation and applying integrated solutions, an approach that has helped their success.

Brothers Henrique and Kaio Fiorese tell us how they are helping to shape the future of Brazilian agriculture from their family farm near Brasilia.

British doctor Ronald Ross discovered that female anopheles mosquitoes transmit malarial parasites to humans. 121 years on, despite significant scientific progress in treating and preventing malaria, mosquitoes remain the world’s deadliest animal.

“Technological advances have never stopped and have shown that human ingenuity can always find solutions to the challenges we face.”

Can you imagine how hard it is to wade 12 hours through paddy fields? So what if this job could be done in 10-15 min?

“The road to overcoming the obstacles of combating the Aedes aegypti is long and has no shortcuts.”