Jessica Nelson

Persephone software enables gene mapping and speeds development using marker-assisted breeding for conventional plants and GMOs.

Karla McKilligan to oversee international crop protection research.

UK government unable to make a decision in time for application.

Former CEO Keith Walker announces retirement and will serve on the Board of Directors.

Italy-based Sipcam buys out the joint venture for $58.5 million.

Global product sales expected to grow around 6%; strong sales in LATAM, Southeast Asia continue and emerging markets show strong farm-level use trends.

Greater demand spurs expansion in fertilizers, regulators, adjuvants.

New products, new facilities and consolidation all outpace recent years for crop protection companies.

Spread of crop inputs across the continent to be propelled by continuation of 2003’s Maputo Declaration.

Price of raw materials, not reliability, now the primary purchasing factor.

More companies than ever before beat or match budget for the first quarter.

Born into poverty, Dr. honored for life of service and dedication to ending hunger through science.

Bulgaria upholds ban on MON 810 maize.

Fertilizer industry consolidation continues, distributors lock supply by making deals with major players.

National Pollinator Week sounds alarm on protecting honey bees against baneful Varroa mites.

Jean-Charles Bocquet carries on philosophy of outreach, communication and educating policymakers as ECPA’s new director general.

Weather conditions are the most influential factor in grain harvest predictions.

Ph.D. brings 20 years of analyst experience to new role.

Twelve industry leaders shared their expertise with Trade Summit attendees and were able to provide face-to-face follow-ups after business hours on the beach.

EU, Iran and Pakistan impose tough rules for Indian mangoes, rice, and other vegetables.