The latest investment forms part of a national plan to reduce the impact of drought on cereal production and strengthen food supplies.
The 2026 finalists reflect steady farm growth as more developing grain producers move closer to commercial production.
The company has enrolled about 30% of its U.S. wheat flour volumes in regenerative farming programs as it works toward its 2030 sourcing target.
The agreement will bring mycorrhiza based products and a carbon credit program to farmers in Latin America and Europe before expanding into other markets.
Industry leaders say imports during the harvest season could push local maize prices lower and increase pressure on growers.