Articles Tagged with ''Corteva''

As Corteva prepares to split its seed and crop genetics business into a separate company, the agribusiness is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its Pioneer brand, which helped revolutionize modern agriculture. 

A standalone bill to allow year-round, voluntary sales of 15% ethanol fuel blends, up from the standard 10% now, is set for a vote in the House today as champions and critics of the legislation go into a final stretch of frenzied lobbying. 

The public needs to have access to patented “biological material” in order to ensure innovation and competition in the seed industry, the Justice Department says in a statement of interest filed in a case pitting Corteva Agriscience against Inari Agriculture.

Turner Bridgforth has left the Environmental Protection Agency for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Carley Esser McLean departed the Senate Ag Committee to join Missouri Soybeans. John Franz, known as the scientist who discovered glyphosate, has died at 96.

Corteva has renamed its new seed and genetics company as the company moves to split into two separate businesses.

Corteva Inc. has named the executive leadership team that will lead “New Corteva,” the placeholder name for the new crop protection company resulting from the company’s planned separation in the fourth quarter of this year. The company also announced the new leadership team for the seed business, now known by the placeholder name SpinCo.