Corteva Agriscience/Pioneer has made a $100,000 donation to new Ag Products Development Center at North Dakota State University. This new facility will house the cereal science and animal science departments. “North Dakota State University does a lot of things for agriculture and Corteva and Pioneer are a pure-play U.S.-based ag company and aligns closely with the values at North Dakota State University,” said Jamie Williamson, Northern Plains area lead, Corteva Agriscience. “With all the research, information and talent that NDSU delivers to the ag community, we want to be a part of that.” The donation was announced during the NDSU-Butler football game at Target Field.
