Published on, Aug. 28 -- August 28, 2025 5:12 PM

A Singapore-based company, Corteva Agriscience, has proposed introducing hybrid corn seeds in Pakistan. These seeds are designed to resist drought and adapt to changing weather. The company says the seeds can increase corn yields by up to 32%. Officials believe this could help farmers facing climate-related challenges. Pakistan's agriculture ministry welcomed the proposal as a step toward sustainable farming.

Corteva's commercial director, Bryce Sturgess, met with Minister Rana Tanveer Hussain in Islamabad to discuss the plan. He explained that the new seeds work well in hot and dry conditions. He also said they require less water than traditional seeds. The company wants to partner with ...