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Agriculture Crop Input Innovation

FMC Corporation is the agriculture industry’s most productive innovation companies with a diverse pipelines of new crop protection technologies to enable farmers to operate more efficiently, supporting higher yields and improved farm profitability. We sell crop protection products and can connect your farmers with our local sales teams and scientists.

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FMC Corporation is a 143-year-old American agricultural sciences company headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. FMC is one of only five companies globally, and the leading U.S.-based company, focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of new technologies to sustainably protect crops and increase yields. FMC operates its global research and development (R&D) headquarters in Newark, Delaware and over the past five years has invested approximately $1.5 billion in R&D to advance one of the agriculture industry’s most productive and diverse pipelines of new crop protection technologies. FMC’s commitment to innovation and continued investment in R&D resulted in the discovery and development of the first new mode of action (MOA) herbicide in over 30 years as well as the first-ever dual MOA herbicide. New modes of action are critical to managing yield-reducing weeds, pests and diseases that have become resistant to older chemistries, providing better protection while mitigating overuse of chemical and other inputs. These technologies also have improved environmental and safety profiles compared to existing chemistries due to their targeted, precise modes of action. They ar e highly effective at low use rates, significantly r educing the volume of required inputs, saving farmers water, fuel, time, labor and equipment costs. Together, these innovations enable farmers to operate more efficiently, supporting higher yields and improved farm profitability.

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