• Advances in Agriculture
Agriculture Pipeline

Driving Scale. Improving Resilience. Designing Tomorrow.

An unparalleled innovation pipeline to advance seeds, traits, crop protection, biological products, and digital solutions. At Bayer, we know that no two fields are alike, and that farmers need solutions bringing together cutting-edge science, farmer-centric design, and system-based solutions to help agriculture become more productive, resilient, and sustainable. From advanced seeds and traits to crop protection and digital tools, our pipeline is built to support regenerative agriculture practices across geographies and cropping systems.

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Why Bayer’s Agriculture Innovation Pipeline Matters

Farmers face increasing pressure from climate volatility, pests and diseases, resistance development, and the need to produce more with fewer resources. Bayer’s pipeline is designed to address these challenges through integrated innovation, not single technologies. Our Approach: Focuses on real-world farmer needs Combines seeds, traits, crop protection, and digital tools Supports long-term productivity and environmental sustainability

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Designer Seeds

We are driving benefits like increased yield and improved nutritional quality to consumers by designing seeds that are more resilient for an ever-changing climate. These benefits are foundational to support regenerative agriculture practices and give farmers the tools to produce more with less. Bayer’s global breeding programs continuously improve elite germplasm across major crops, including corn, soy, cotton, vegetables, canola, wheat, and rice. Advanced breeding tools accelerate progress while preserving genetic diversity. What this delivers: Higher yield potential Improved resilience to climate stress Enhanced quality and performance

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Leading Plant Biotechnology at Global Scale

Through expertise in gene, protein, RNAi technology, and genome editing, Bayer continuously replenishes and strengthens its trait pipeline - developing the largest multigene stacks available to growers. While creating a strong value proposition for farmers, these new technologies backed by data-science are allowing us to expand our focus to improve crop efficiency and resiliency, disease resistance and crop quality. Plus, we have launched more biotech traits than any other company, enabling farmers to grow crops like corn, soybeans, cotton, and canola with game changing capabilities on approximately 300 million acres annually.

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Sustainable Crop Protection

Bayer is a global leader in crop protection, helping growers address pest, disease, and weed challenges through continuous innovation. Our approach has already delivered next generation solutions such as Plenexos. Beyond this, Bayer is redefining how crop protection products are discovered through a fundamentally new approach: CropKey.

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Biological Breakthroughs

Biologicals are no longer limited to microbials. The biologicals industry is expanding rapidly in many different directions and includes new kinds of nature-derived biocontrol and biostimulant solutions like pheromone products, botanicals and plant extracts, and synthetic biology. Biological innovation opens new pathways, including nitrogen fixing microbes for crops like corn, wheat, and rice - food security crops that do not naturally fix nitrogen. Bayer is shaping the biologics market as a preferred R&D and commercialization partner to bring innovations to millions of growers while combining regulatory expertise, trusted brands, and global scale.

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Digital and Carbon Frontiers: From Data Driven Farming to Value Chain Transformation

For decades, digital tools and data have revolutionized agriculture. Early analytics unveiled genetic markers in labs and these capabilities later transitioned to fields through platforms like FieldView™, enabling data-driven on-farm decisions. A new digital era now merges seed & trait development, actionable insights, and value chain integration. Agriculture, a data-rich industry, is evolving from data creation to connecting and activating it—driving trust, advice, and sustainability efforts, including carbon outcomes.