Corteva Agriscience

Alicia Walker, Corteva's Associate Director of Microbiology and Co-Leader of the Harvest for Hunger Garden, is one of the many employee volunteers at our Indianapolis Harvest for Hunger garden who helps grow, harvest and donate produce to help feed Indiana communities. Hear from Alicia about her work in the garden. #InItForGood

On this Veterans Day, we commemorate the service and sacrifice of generations of Americans, sea to shining sea. To our employees, customers and partners who served – thank you.

While much has changed in 75+ years, our partnership with the National FFA Organization has stood the test of time. In honor of #NationalSTEMDay, we're highlighting FFA, who is helping engage and grow the next generation of ag leaders! In 2024, our employees have volunteered hundreds of hours. In fact, just two weeks ago, our employees participated in The National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis. There, we celebrated FFA's achievements and engaged in a career fair, workshops and competitive events. We believe that with the right investment, mentorship and STEM education, young leaders—like those participating in FFA—will be better prepared to help solve the world's most pressing challenges and help farming communities succeed.

Have you heard about our Harvest for Hunger garden? We're proud to share that the amazing work we've done with our volunteers and local Indiana food pantries has resulted in over 100,000 pounds of fresh produce to help fight food insecurity in central Indiana. #InItForGood

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Our harvest of the Indianapolis Harvest for Hunger garden—two full acres of land—is complete! 25 different fruits and vegetables are grown in the garden and donated to local food banks throughout the year, including beets, kale, peppers and tomatoes. #InItForGood

Keeping the Indianapolis Harvest for Hunger garden going strong through all four seasons is no easy feat. A few weeks ago, amazing volunteers like Alicia Walker donated sweat equity to clean up the garden and winterize it for the next season. Watch how by cleaning up the garden, we maximized its potential for the next season so it can continue feeding fresh produce to Indiana communities. #InItForGood

We are honored to be named a Champion of the U.S. Department of State Vision for Adapted Crops and Soils (VACS). This initiative addresses the core challenges facing the global food system, seeking to build a resilient future grounded in diverse, nutritious, and climate adapted crops grown in healthy, fertile soils. Together we are committed to increasing farmers' access to sustainable innovations and fostering solutions that enhance food security while promoting biodiversity and strengthening environmental resilience. We are thrilled to be a VACS Champion and look forward to continuing this important work. #FoodPrize24

It was an honor to host the U.S. Department of State at our Johnston research facilities today. Our continued collaboration is critical for the advancement and adoption of key technologies for farmers around the globe. #FoodPrize24

Today we signed a global MOU with USAID to improve the productivity and livelihoods of smallholder farmers around the world. Through our joint efforts, we’ll work together to scale sustainable innovation and ensure farmers around the world have access to the latest tools to support more productive and profitable farming. Thank you, USAID! #FoodPrize24