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Two gel-based formulations target nutrient uptake and calcium absorption amid broader push for regenerative farming.
Former Bayer and Ginkgo Bioworks executive to lead biological R&D strategy.
New product targets crop stress resistance and soil health amid growing demand for sustainable farming inputs.
Company pushes for state-level legal shields while warning of potential market exit.
Dr. Graham’s extensive experience in plant breeding and R&D is expected to drive continued innovation at Bayer.
Bayer continues lobbying efforts while re-evaluating Roundup’s future in the U.S. market in view of the litigation costs and regulatory uncertainties.
Company expects turnaround progress from 2026; Crop Science faces pricing pressure but aims for long-term growth.
The scientific community is divided on glyphosate’s safety, with some organizations labeling it as a probable carcinogen while others, including the U.S. EPA, find it non-carcinogenic.
The company is struggling with a downturn in global agricultural markets, which impacts its Crop Science unit.
The new multi-year license agreement aims to enhance digital farming efficiency and crop performance through high-resolution imagery.
Protesters at the Iowa Capitol rally against proposed legislation that would shield pesticide companies, like Bayer, from liability claims linking their products to cancer if they comply with EPA regulations.
Elevated expenses overshadow modest revenue growth in the agrochemical sector.
The initiative aims to enhance climate resilience for farmers in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malawi, Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, and Mali, protecting them from the adverse effects of droughts and floods.
The fertilizer features improved solubility, stability, and nutrient content, including higher levels of calcium and nitrogen and essential trace elements.
Experts stress importance of tackling resistance before it spreads.
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