The three-year project will support school feeding programs in India, Uganda, and Ethiopia while new ICRISAT research shows sorghum can maintain yields with less nitrogen fertilizer.
The proposed bill aims to lower input costs for American farmers as global supply strains push prices higher.
The company says closer ties between research and farmers can help protect yields and meet export demands.
Authorities say local stocks remain stable even as global markets tighten.
The partnership will deliver over 225 metric tonnes of seed in 2026 to support food access and farm recovery.