Former CTO at Monsanto Company. Raised on a family farm. Avid gardener. Advocate for #ModernAg & #innovation. @LinkedIn Influencer, @WorldFoodPrize laureate.

St. Louis, MO
Joined August 2013
May 1st in the valley. 🌱🌤️
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When it comes to the legacy of Norman Borlaug, he is a hero to those in the realms of plant science and humanitarianism and a villain to some in the environmental movement. allianceforscience.cornell.e…
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17% of rural Americans still lack reliable broadband services. @climatecorp is a proud advocate for solutions that ease the digital divide and connect farmers with the tech they need to optimize productivity on the farm. bit.ly/3cuQ39L
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Excited, eager and energized to lead this talented team. We are ready to unlock new value for farmers.
Today, we announce Jeremy Williams, @deryck_jeremy, has been named the new Head of The Climate Corporation and Digital Farming at @Bayer4Crops. The future is bright for digital farming.
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Great news today on the expansion of E15!
"Consumers in the Empire State can now enjoy the economic and environmental benefits of E15, and the opening of the state’s fuel market represents a growth opportunity for our industry at a time when new demand opportunities are sorely needed.” ethanolrfa.org/2019/11/new-y…
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Part 3 of the Corruption of IARC looks at the #GlyphosateGameplan. When anti-GMO campaigns failed in 2013, a new strategy emerged. IARC was key to this campaign. A sad history of how research recidivists turned to extortion to win. risk-monger.com/2019/08/27/i…
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the data show, and expereince corroborates, that glyphosate is far less toxic than any number of organic approved compounds.
#FeedABee has been busy planting pollinator friendly flowers across the U.S. Click on the map at FeedABee.com/impact and check out the progress our grantees have made.
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Ever wish you could see what goes on inside @MonsantoCo? Here’s your chance… bit.ly/2LKbHLY
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Today on the blog, we cover the benefits of GMOs. To find out what the bonus benefit is, click here: sincerely-samantha.com/?p=29…
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We’ve come a long way in #plantbreeding since my college days. Grateful for my education @UWMadisonCALS, my career thus far and being involved in research that continues to drive the future of the #ag industry. bit.ly/2ObNyvA
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By 2030, #Africa’s food sector will represent a $1 TRILLION market. Small farmers must not be left behind wrld.bg/TS0Q30dHhsZ
Investing in #technology & equipment can boost yields dramatically. Find out more #farming facts with our series of #resilience GIFs produced in partnership w/ @IFPRI farmingfirst.org/resilience #resilience #agriculture @iDEorg
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Can't help but get excited about our greenhouses in AZ. When built, this facility will be a phenomenal tool to deliver better product insights to growers. Thanks @StefanieBoe for sharing! tucsonlocalmedia.com/busines…
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#Ag has a lot of challenges now and ahead. After presenting @MilkenInstitute #MIGlobal I realized that we need more seats at the table to talk about #Ag and more diverse perspectives as we all work on solutions together. bit.ly/2JQzAjq
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👇🏻 “Banning GMOs will not solve corporate corruption, greed, pesticide use, monopolies, monocultures, or industry lobbying. Agricultural companies will simply find other, less efficient ways of modifying crops.” xitter.cf/scimoms/status/1005846… – at Missouri, USA
The Social Consequences of the GMO Debate scimoms.com/2018/06/10/the-s…
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Check out the new #PeerReviewed publication from @MonsantoCo explaining “Studies Demonstrate GMOs Do Not Adversely Impact Non-Target/Beneficial Insects Throughout Several World Areas” #SharetheScience monsanto.com/innovations/res…
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Using photovoltaic cells and lasers, this flying insect robot prototype weighs less than a toothpick and could be used to survey crop growth. What kids wouldn’t love science (or ag) if they knew you could design tools like this?! #AgTech bit.ly/2rWHBc2
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By the early 2020s, farmers in the U.S. and Canada should have access to the RNAi rootworm trait from two major seed companies, Corteva and Bayer-Monsanto dtnpf.com/agriculture/web/ag…
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