By Jenna Hoffman
Ag Web
Bayer hosted a webinar earlier this week to share its crop science research and development team’s milestones and goals for the coming year.
Robert Reiter, Bayer’s head of research and development, says 2022 will be the company’s year to expand digital tools to harness carbon-smart agricultural practices. Currently, Bayer is financially recognizing the 2,500 farmers enrolled in their Carbon Initiative—a program that highlights their 2022 focus—which aims to quantify sequestered carbon through biotechnology, crop protection, biologicals and breeding tools.