Corteva Agriscience

Landmark agreement is first ag-pharma collaboration for both companies.

Commercial sales are expected to begin as early as 2027 in Latin America, pending applicable regulatory approvals.

Two independent, publicly traded companies will comprise of its current Crop Protection business (New Corteva) and the other of its Seed business (SpinCo).

Profluent will design novel gene editing systems using its AI protein design platform, which Corteva will evaluate for agricultural applications.

Corteva will leverage its innovation pipeline to collaborate with Symbiomics to discover novel microbial solutions for better crop health and increased yields.

Collaboration will use Phytoform’s CRE.AI.TIVE AI technology to apply gene editing to improve corn’s resilience to two of the most damaging diseases impacting U.S. growers.

New fungicide will help shield crops with overlapping preventive and curative activity while controlling multiple foliar fungal diseases like tar spot.

Through this collaboration, Corteva will have exclusive distribution rights for Simbiose’s phosphorus solubilizer in more than 20 European countries.

Kyber Pro Herbicide and Sonic Boom Herbicide will offer growers more effective weed control choices that fit their acre.

Corteva to invest $25 million to acquire equity stake in gene editing innovator, Pairwise.

The herbide offers optimized pre- and postemergence formulation to control more than 75 of the toughest broadleaf and grass weeds.

The product features two MOAs – tolpyralate, an AI new to the cereals market, and bromoxynil – to help combat the spread of resistant weeds.

Growers can count on Enversa herbicide to deliver flexible and lasting weed control in soybean and cotton fields.

Reklemel helps protect a wide variety of crops from plant-parasitic nematode damage without disrupting the healthy balance of beneficials in the soil.

Viatude fungicide is now available for northern U.S. soybean farmers to help protect yield potential.

Sustainability efforts in 2022 include the purchase of Stoller Group and Symborg to position Corteva as one of the largest biological plant health companies.

Three herbicides and one biological will be labeled for a variety of crops, including corn, soybeans, and cereals.

Corteva Agriscience sources Active Ingredient tolpyralate from ISK Biosciences.

Acquisitions reinforce Corteva’s commitment to providing farmers with environmentally friendly, sustainable tools.

Companies aim to deliver prescriptive crop protection product performance and farmer ROI through advanced data capabilities.