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Sep 14, 2026
Joseph MercolaHOST
The legal side is catching up.
Joseph MercolaHOST
A lawsuit filed in June of twenty twenty-six by a former pest control worker names Dow Chemical, which developed chlorpyrifos along with Corteva and FMC.
Joseph MercolaHOST
It alleges Dow knew or should have known about the neurological dangers and failed to warn the people handling it.
Joseph MercolaHOST
Those allegations haven't been tested in court.
EmmaHOST
Um, one thing that I did this week, I met with Jordan Smith.
EmmaHOST
She's the new Corteva rep for the area, um, selling all the chemicals.
EmmaHOST
And so she was telling me about Kyber Pro.
EmmaHOST
If you haven't heard about it, um, I'm-- it sounds pretty exciting.
Jake AllenHOST
Bayer and Neste finalized a commercial agreement to scale Bayer's New Gold Winter Canola as a lower-carbon feedstock for renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel, expanding acreage across the U.S. southern Great Plains.
Jake AllenHOST
Corteva and Globochem formed a 50-50 crop protection joint venture for Europe and the Americas.
Jake AllenHOST
Amoeba secured exclusive European distribution with Syngenta for its Willertia-based biofungicide, targeting cereal growers from 2028.
Jake AllenHOST
In controlled environment and produce, Agros signed a multi-year supply deal with Malaysian aggregator Harvest Hive, covering more than 500 acres based in Malaysia.
Aaron KeckHOST
In Raleigh, WRAL reports State Attorney General Jeff Jackson reached a settlement with multiple chemical companies this week over contamination caused by the dumping of PFAS forever chemicals.
Aaron KeckHOST
Chemours, DuPont, and Corteva will pay a combined $455 million to resolve the ongoing legal suits, plus another $135 million for cleanup efforts.
Aaron KeckHOST
Also in Raleigh, all five of the state's living former governors are siding with current Governor Josh Stein in an ongoing legal battle with the General Assembly over the governor's power to oversee executive branch agencies.
Aaron KeckHOST
Stein is challenging Republican lawmakers' attempts to strip his office of appointment power, and the state Supreme Court is set to hear two cases in November.
Fei-Wei LiGUEST
And the cr- really cool thing about this is you can take advantage of this.
Fei-Wei LiGUEST
So there's a big seed company called Corteva.
Fei-Wei LiGUEST
Um, they produce a lot of corns and soybeans in the US, and they got really interested in ferns because they realized no one eat ferns, but why, right? And so they're able to identify a number of insecticidal proteins from ferns, and they were able to put this in corns, and the, the ur- new generation of corn is super resistant-
Alie WardHOST
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Beck BarnesHOST
We got Buddy Allen joining us as our special guest for this episode.
Beck BarnesHOST
First, however, we're excited to hear from our friends at Corteva Agriscience.
Beck BarnesHOST
Our custom content editor, Hilary Winn, recently sat down with Todd Spivey, Corteva technical field agronomist, and they discussed weed management and what we can learn from those late season passes through the field.
Beck BarnesHOST
We're going to bring you that excellent conversation right now.
Hilary WinnCORRESPONDENT
Hi, I'm Hillary Wynn, custom content manager at Meister Media Worldwide, publisher of Cotton Grower Magazine.
Hilary WinnCORRESPONDENT
Joining me today to discuss how cotton growers can evaluate this season's weed control efforts, prepare for next year's weed management strategies, and maximize the benefits of the Enlist weed control system in cotton production is Todd Spivey, technical field agronomist for Corteva.
Hilary WinnCORRESPONDENT
Based in North Carolina, he works with cotton growers to help them select and get the most out of Corteva crop protection products for their farms.
Hilary WinnCORRESPONDENT
Todd, thanks for joining me on the podcast.
David RosenbergGUEST
But, you know, creating that story and that narrative that weaves together the work, the incredible work that's going on across the life science sector, not just, you know, the incredible things Lillier is doing, but the second biggest animal health company with Alenko.
David RosenbergGUEST
You have Corteva and Roche and the pharmaceutical capital of the world, the orthopedic capital of the world, the investments that Boston Scientific and BMS are making throughout the state.
David RosenbergGUEST
So There are so many incredible things going on that weaving that narrative together, partnering it with the R1 institutions, with the entrepreneurship and innovation, the manufacturing prowess and things like the tech hubs and, you know, what's going on with ARI and their development there and the manufacturing training.
David RosenbergGUEST
I think if we're able to tell that story more efficiently and effectively...
Elaine BradleyGUEST
Yeah, so it brings us into very interesting and confusing legal territory so if I start by saying that 60% of the world's traded seed, so trade on global markets, is owned by four agrochemical giants.
Elaine BradleyGUEST
And they're the ones, the names you know, BASF, Sygenta, Corteva and Bayer.
Elaine BradleyGUEST
One of them is Sinocam now, I can't remember which one.
Elaine BradleyGUEST
And Monsanto folded into one of those.
The Finance GhostHOST
So you've got a bunch of names in the US that you can look at, for example.
The Finance GhostHOST
This would include the likes of FMC, Corteva, Nutrien.
The Finance GhostHOST
And on a year-to-date basis, Corteva's up 31%, Nutrien up 29%, and FMC down 6.5%.
The Finance GhostHOST
The FMC drop is not because of El Niño, but rather because of issues specific to that firm.
The Finance GhostHOST
Corteva is more of a seeds business actually, with the market buying the technology story versus the more competitive chemical space that the likes of FMC is playing in.
The Finance GhostHOST
And then Nutrien, that's a potash and fertilizer company enjoying strong prices for its products at the moment.
The Finance GhostHOST
So three names in the US, three completely different business models here, and no one-size-fits-all answer.
Zach HeftyHOST
But if you want to send in any agronomic questions or something else that's going on in your farm, feel free to send us an email, mailbag at agphd.com.
Zach HeftyHOST
But to continue this discussion, we got Ron Geist calling in with Corteva.
Zach HeftyHOST
He's an agronomist with them.
Zach HeftyHOST
Ron, how are you doing today?
Zach HeftyHOST
Yeah.
Zach HeftyHOST
And as we're wrapping up this year, we are looking towards next year.
Zach HeftyHOST
And what is new? What is exciting for you and Corteva going into 2027?
Ron GeistGUEST
Zach, we've just received registration, federal and most of the states, for a new post-emerge soybean herbicide called Enclosa.
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