3 Pieces of Advice For Agribusiness: Part 3
Most agricultural companies won’t survive the next decade. Discover the hidden strategy that doubled our yields while competitors fell behind.
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The Tech that will Feed the World
Tomorrow’s greatest tech opportunities will be found not be in Silicon Valley, but in the Midwest.
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How Agribusinesses Can Ensure Success with Open Innovation: Part 2
Discover the hidden pitfalls of crowdsourcing that most managers miss—and the proven strategy that doubled our breeding effectiveness in agriculture.
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Joseph Byrum Wins 2016 ANA Genius Award for Analytics Innovation
It is an honor to be recognized by the ANA as marketing innovators among the world’s top brands.
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The Case for Open Innovation in Agriculture: Part 1
Discover how open innovation and data analytics doubled real-world crop yields. Learn why agricultural companies must embrace global talent to stay competitive.
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The Shocking Amount Of Science And Tech That Goes Into A Can Of Tomato Soup
From genetics to breeding to canning, a simple can of tomato soup isn’t remotely as simple as you might think.
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Rethinking What Makes Germplasm ‘Elite’
Managing germplasm should be about achieving diversity that produces results by an analytical framework in the breeding program focused on quality over quantity
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Idea Connection Interview with Joseph Byrum on Open Innovation Mathematical Challenge
The forward edge of scientific work in agriculture, whether it drives a business or marketing decision, provides an insight into a new plant trait, or leads to a breakthrough in yield, is increasingly being driven by data.
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Stanford University team wins Syngenta Crop Challenge in Analytics
This competition clearly demonstrated that people outside and adjacent to the industry can make noteworthy contributions.
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Syngenta Crop Challenge Finalists to Use Analytics for Farm Seed Selection
Knowing the world is grappling for new ideas to help alleviate hunger challenges, this competition focuses specifically on using analytics to address that issue.