It’s all about math.

The fact that there will be more mouths to feed than farmland to feed them. That's why we're putting more resources

and science and innovation

into the greatest challenge that mankind has ever faced. We'll need bold leaders, thinkers, visionaries, problem solvers,

and, most importantly, you.

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  Farmers today are highly specialized and incredibly productive, aided by the most [...] advanced innovations the industry has ever seen. They use mobile communications technology to manage up to thousands of acres at a time. They extract insights with the help of data analytics, producing food more efficiently and reducing their use of natural resources. Read More...
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  Who is Monsanto? Where does our food come from? What does sustainable [...] farming mean? What is a GMO? Are GMOs safe? What is traditional plant breeding? Read More...
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  The brightest minds in the world of honey bees are searching for answers. The [...] origin of this quest connects back to a problem plaguing every colony in North America. Aptly named, “Varroa destructor,” this pervasive parasite is one of the most significant contributors to the challenges facing honey bees. Read More...
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  From Ancient Rome to present-day Africa and beyond, famine has left tragic [...]marks throughout human history. In the mid-twentieth century, we stood at the edge of what could have been an unprecedented disaster: lack of food for as many as one billion people. Read More...
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  Who is Monsanto? Where does our food come from? What does sustainable [...]farming mean? What is a GMO? Are GMOs safe? What is traditional plant breeding? Read More...
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  Growing up in the Mojave Desert, Bill Johnson’s parents prohibited [...]him from squirting water from the hose for fun in his backyard. There was one exception, however: his parents permitted him to use the hose if he was growing a garden. Read More...
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  From Ancient Rome to present-day Africa and beyond, famine has left tragic [...]marks throughout human history. In the mid-twentieth century, we stood at the edge of what could have been an unprecedented disaster: lack of food for as many as one billion people. Read More...