According to the most recent USDA Crop Progress report, 80% of corn in the U.S. was planted as of the week ended May 17, nearly double the 44% planted this time last year.

Drawing on the strengths of Corteva Agriscience, Brevant offers hgh-performance corn and soybean genetics, technology and traits exclusively through retailers for 2021 planting.

The most recent Crop Progress report from USDA reported 67% of corn had been planted as of the week ended May 10. This far exceeds the 28% planted in the same week last year.

New Regev Fungicide combines the benefits of a botanical product with the advantages of a conventional fungicide.

Based on the active ingredient cyclobutrifluram, Syngenta has introduced Tymirium technology to provide long-lasting protection against a broad spectrum of nematode pests and diseases across all major crops and geographies.

The most recent USDA crop progress report showed corn planting progress increase significantly over the previous week. Planting progress reached 27% planted vs. 7% in the previous week, above the five year average of 20% and the 12% planted this time last year.

The latest USDA crop progress report shows both corn and soybean planting progress remains ahead of last year's numbers. Almost all other reported crops are on track with or ahead of last year's numbers as well.

Economists at the Center for Agricultural and Rural Development at Iowa State University have issued a new policy brief that measures the revenue impacts the COVID-19 outbreak is having on some of Iowa's largest agricultural industries. Estimates show overall annual damage of roughly $788 million for corn, $213 million for soybean, over $2.5 billion for ethanol, $658 million for fed cattle, $34 million for calves and feeder cattle, and $2.1 billion for hogs.

New PhotoSeed trait technology increases the photosynthetic capacity and efficiency of plants, allowing crops to harvest more sunlight and capture more carbon dioxide for higher seed and grain yields, according to representatives at ZeaKal.

The second USDA crop progress report, released April 13, shows that corn planting progress is on track with 2019 progress at 3% planted.