Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, USA
January 25, 2018
Growers who plant FiberMax® and Stoneville® cotton seed have a vested partner in their economic sustainability.
The 2018 Bayer Shared Risk™ Program increases economic stability for growers by providing cost protection when an Act of God forces replant, causes crop loss or impacts yield below specified pounds per acre. The program is an added value for growers who plant FiberMax or Stoneville cotton seed.
"We recognize the importance of minimizing the risk that growers face," says Kerry Grossweiler, who manages the Bayer program. "The 2018 Shared Risk Program gives growers added economic confidence – which gives them the flexibility to manage to their highest yield potential for maximum profit opportunity."
By sharing the risk, Bayer helps shoulder the burden growers carry to provide food and fiber, to feed and clothe our world.
The Bayer Shared Risk Program rewards growers who invest in their own success by starting with the elite germplasm available from FiberMax and Stoneville cotton seed, then utilizing Best Management Practices, such as nematode control and staying on top of weeds, to manage for the highest potential yield. The Shared Risk Program offers replant protection, crop loss protection and yield protection when yield falls below specific regional limits.
"Growers take on the risk of producing a cotton crop each year, gambling their livelihood on Mother Nature," says Grossweiler. "Bayer strives to provide for our cotton growers who actively plan for success by investing in Bayer high-quality seed and traits. The Shared Risk Program simply is the right thing to do."
Because FiberMax and Stoneville growers choose the right science for success, and because they provide quality management, Bayer welcomes them to the 2018 Shared Risk Program. Details are available online at www.FiberMax.com/SharedRiskWest and www.Stoneville.com/SharedRiskEast.
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