ConnectAgro 2025: After the symposium organized by Bayer, the proposal for agriculture to "get out of complaining" became clear.

It is increasingly common for large agricultural companies with a presence in the country to engage in the public debate agenda about the role of agriculture in the development of the economy and to organize their own meetings to think and debate these issues. This week, Corteva did so—as we already reported—and Bayer also did so. The German company, with the declared purpose of “connecting the Argentine agricultural ecosystem,” invited producers, companies, academia, media, and government and carried out the so-called ConnectAgro 2025. The idea was to put on the agenda the key issues that drive the competitiveness and development of the country. Thus, the need to work towards the defense of intellectual property, logistics, the tax matrix, greater public-private articulation, more innovation, and training emerged. “Agriculture is key for Argentina, but its true potential depends on us stopping thinking of ourselves as isolated links and building a stronger, collaborative, and ...