Farming is the most complex and rewarding industry on earth. Go behind the scenes into the lives and operations of the American farmers who are revolutionizing agriculture, preserving the land and feeding the world.
Read Their StoriesCorteva is committed to growing progress and preserving the land for the next generation. We’re proud to feature farmers who are innovating to create a more diverse, inclusive and sustainable future.
Harold Grall leads his farm toward the future with irrigation and preservation in Dumas, Texas.
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Illinois farmer Jamie Harvel shares why sustainability matters on her family farm.
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Joe Wilson knows farming in South Carolina isn’t easy. His ambition to succeed drives him forward.
Read articleThe winners of Pioneer’s #BestIsYet Awards are shaping the future of agriculture. Their innovation and dedication to the industry inspire us.
Be InspiredGet a first-hand look at how your food and drink are grown and raised. Tara Beaver Coronado’s “Field Trips,” sponsored by Corteva Agriscience, highlight the stories of California agriculture and the land that sustains us all.
In the California Delta, Pressley Vineyards counts on hard work, sustainable practices, faith and a little bit of luck to create quality wines – with help from Intrepid 2F® insecticide and Matrix® SG herbicide.
It takes a whole team to keep harvest rolling. You told us who the heroes were on your farms in 2020. Meet the winners and read their inspiring stories of working the land.
See Their StoriesWheat farmer Brandon Bush in Altus, Oklahoma, explains why he’s proud of the legacy of his family’s wheat farm.
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Wheat farmer Brandon Bush in Altus, Oklahoma, explains why he’s proud of the legacy of his family’s wheat farm.
State restrictions apply on the sale and use of Intrepid 2F. Consult the label prior to purchase or use for full details. Matrix® SG, PerfectMatch®, Resicore® and Quelex® are not registered for sale or use in all states. Resicore is not available for sale, distribution or use in Nassau and Suffolk counties in the state of New York. Contact your state pesticide regulatory agency to determine if a product is registered for sale or use in your state. Always read and follow label directions.
