Corteva Agriscience Shines at the Horti Fair 2024

Celebrating Innovation and Connection in the Horticultural Industry

Corteva Agriscience recently made a significant impact at the Horti Fair, one of Africa’s premier horticultural events, held annually in Naivasha. After skipping last year’s event, the company returned with renewed vigor, embodying its ethos of being bold and standing tall in the horticultural industry.

The Horti Fair is renowned for celebrating innovation and excellence within horticulture, providing a vibrant platform for industry stakeholders to connect and share insights. This year, Corteva Agriscience showcased its commitment to integrated agricultural solutions, highlighting its portfolio of biological products alongside conventional chemistry. Notably, the company drew attention to its bio-stimulants, BlueN and MYCOUP, which garnered significant interest among attendees.

Over the course of the two-day event, Corteva experienced substantial foot traffic at its stand, leading to numerous new connections and the potential for future business opportunities. The fair facilitated valuable exchanges among various value chain actors, reinforcing the importance of collaboration in driving the industry forward.

The culmination of Corteva’s successful participation was the prestigious award for the best stand at the Horti Fair, a testament to the team’s dedication and creativity. This recognition not only highlights Corteva’s innovative approach but also reinforces its position as a leader in the agricultural sector.

Corteva Agriscience’s engagement at the Horti Fair underscores the significance of such events in fostering relationships and advancing agricultural technologies that will shape the future of farming.

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Corteva Agriscience Shines at the Horti Fair 2024

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