A $35 million facility is now being built at DuPont’s Stine-Haskell Research Center in New Newark for expanding its soybean operation.
The property has already been cleared for the nearly 134-thousand square-foot facility on Elkton Road.
This will be the second structure in Delaware that will be dedicated soy beans with the Pioneer name.
Plans include two modern greenhouses and three high-tech 60-thousand gallon water collection units to recycle run-off.
The company hopes the new DuPont Pioneer Delaware Soybean Research Facility will develop new agricultural products.
