Joseph Cummins, the learning center agronomist, provides an overview of ThryvOn Technology test plot layouts and their protocols.

Jay Mahaffey explains the distinct differences between ThryvOn Technology and other cotton traits and the advantages that ThryvOn Technology can give growers.

In this midseason update, Jay Mahaffey welcomes cotton growers back to the virtual tour. He gives an overview of what visitors can expect from the tour, including a review of the thrips species data, thrips species responses, discussions around the performance of ThryvOn Technology and more.

Jay Mahaffey walks growers through the ThryvOn Technology thrips species evaluation. He has results to share and talks a little bit about the response he’s seen in the fields. Earlier in the season, he observed constant pressure from thrips species at the Bayer Scott Learning Center. Learn more about what caused the reduction in insect pressure and the increase in cotton plant health.

The preliminary data results are in, and Jay Mahaffey is excited to share the things he's seen with cotton growers. Hear about all the data collected this year at the Bayer Scott Learning Center, which reveals the performance of ThryvOn Technology against thrips species in the early season. See the compelling data now.

Jay Mahaffey stands in front of the tarnished plant bug species evaluations at the Bayer Scott Learning Center and discusses how performance is measured between test plots. There’s a direct comparison of the technology, but there’s also plant- and insect-based thresholds to consider. All of this helps us learn about how ThryvOn Technology can help support cotton growers.

In this video, Jay Mahaffey gives an overview of this season's observations around ThryvOn Technology. The team has gathered data and seen significant retention. Throughout the year, the plan is to let the cotton linger so we can continue to collect data, information, and the answers to the questions many people have been asking about ThryvOn Technology.

Jay Mahaffey greets growers as he prepares for midseason data collection at the ThryvOn^® Technology plot. Jay walks through the sampling process while Bayer Scott Learning Center Agronomist Joseph Cummins covers square retention. Then, the team reconvenes to compare notes on their findings of tarnished plant bug species and the health of the cotton plants.

Jay Mahaffey takes to the fields to compare varieties and their response to growth regulation with ThryvOn Technology. This is the stage where the varieties begin to separate from each other in terms of growing characteristics. Between now and harvest, the cotton varieties will continue to develop and diverge, offering key learnings for the future.

Evidence, hard data, and overall impact on damage from thrips species. Those are just three key pieces of this midseason recap from Jay Mahaffey. Find out what response the team is seeing as a result of ThryvOn Technology and get a glimpse of what's in store for cotton growers next year and beyond.

The Scott Learning Center team takes you through their process for conducting trials and discusses what they learned from the data they collected as well as the impact ThryvOn^® Technology had.

How did the yield results look in the 2020 plot trials? Jay Mahaffey and others discuss the impact ThryvOn Technology had on tarnished plant bugs and thrips species* and the role it played in the final yield numbers.

Academics and extension entomologists are excited about the potential of ThryvOn Technology for growers. Tim Dabbert, cotton technology development manager at Bayer, talks about why their perspective is so important.

What excites Jay Mahaffey the most about the future of ThryvOn Technology? Hear what he has to say about going into 2021 and what's in store for the technology at the Scott Learning Center and with the upcoming Stewarded Ground Breakers^® Introduction.