Picture Gallery

Scientists of Bayer CropScience like Julia Bally in the new Bayer CropScience plant health laboratory in Lyon, France, work on new technologies to improve stress, climate and pest tolerance of crop plants.

Bayer CropScience researcher Bernard Pelissier checks a soya plant, if it was successfully pollinated.

Elicia Chew and NG Seol Shin, Laboratory Officer in Singapore, where Bayer CropScience has opened a new rice research laboratory in 2008.

Bayer CropScience employee Amena Prommin (right) and farmer Prasert Tempiyapon inspect a rice plant cultivated using the direct seeding method.

Rice farmer Prasert Tempiyapon (left) and Bayer CropScience employee Amena Prommin inspect the rice quality on a field approx. 200 km south of Bangkok.

Farmer Neels Neethling (left) and his employee Tol Kaptein inspect the quality of the wheat growing on his 4,500 hectares of land at Malmesbury, South Africa.

Indian farmers working in a rice field.

Scientists of Bayer CropScience throughout the world are working to develop cotton plants that produce high-quality fibers and are at the same time ideally suited to their location.

Balkan Ag, sales manager for Bayer CropScience in Turkey, reviews innovative tomato varieties, tailored to the home and also the Eastern European markets.