On Different Paths Along with Bayer, Corteva AgriScience and Iowa-based Stine Seed Company are working in the shorter corn arena, but the companies have taken different paths to developing the ...
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Researchers tout farming innovation that could protect crops from the elements: 'It's a big, fundamental shift'Stine Seed and Corteva have also been developing short-corn varieties for at least a decade. "We see the opportunity of this being the new normal across both the U.S. and other parts of the world ...
But that equation might not be entirely accurate, according to Harry Stine, CEO of Stine Seed Company. “People put on 200 lbs. of nitrogen and expect to get 200 bu. of corn,” he says.
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