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Introducing Corteva Agriscience

Introducing Corteva Agriscience

The company grew out of the 2017 DowDuPont merger

By Diego Flammini
Staff Writer
Farms.com

The new “pure-play” agribusiness formed from the DowDupont merger is excited to support both producers and consumers.

And the company has a new name: Corteva Agriscience. Corteva is a combination of words “Cor” that suggests “core” or “heart” of the earth and “Teva” which is an ancient word which means “nature.”

“That’s what Corteva means – heart of nature,” Bryce Eger, Corteva’s commercial unit leader for Canada, told Farms.com.

Corteva also has a new purpose statement.

Specifically, the company aims “to enrich the lives of those who produce and those who consume, ensuring progress for generations to come,” Eger said. “We also want to make sure that we make things better as time goes on.”

Producers can purchase seed, crop protection products and digital services from Corteva Agriscience.

Learn more about Corteva’s seed brands for the 2019 growing season here. And read about Corteva’s focus on innovation here.


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