Why the Fertilizer Crisis Won’t End When the Iran War Does

Why Some Fields Win — And Others Don’t (Even When Everything Looks the Same)

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Mike Peterson, CEO and owner of Peterson Genetics, stands in a soybean field reflecting on innovation and growth opportunities for independent seed companies.
Independent seed companies face constant pressure to introduce new genetics and respond to changing technology. Mike Peterson explains why speed, confidence in data and strong partnerships...
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