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ANNUAL R&D PIPELINE REVIEW JANUARY 4, 2018

Trademarks Fiscal Year Forward Looking Statements Trademarks owned by Monsanto Company and its wholly-owned subsidiaries are italicized in this presentation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. References to year, or to fiscal year, are on a fiscal year basis and refer to the 12-month period ending August 31. Certain statements contained in this presentation are forward-looking statements, such as statements concerning the company s anticipated financial results, current and future product performance, regulatory approvals, business and financial plans and other non-historical facts, as well as the pending transaction with ayer Aktiengesellschaft ( ayer ). These statements are based on current expectations and currently available information. However, since these statements are based on factors that involve risks and uncertainties, the company s actual performance and results may differ materially from those described or implied by such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause or contribute to such differences include, among others: risks related to the pending transaction between the company and ayer, including the risk that the regulatory approvals required for the transaction may not be obtained on the anticipated terms or time frame or at all, the risk that the other conditions to the completion of the transaction may not be satisfied, the risk that disruptions or uncertainties related to the pending transaction could adversely affect the company s business, financial performance and/or relationships with third parties, and the risk that certain contractual restrictions during the pendency of the transaction could adversely affect the company s ability to pursue business opportunities or strategic transactions; continued competition in seeds, traits and agricultural chemicals; the company s exposure to various contingencies, including those related to intellectual property protection, regulatory compliance and the speed with which approvals are received, and public understanding and acceptance of our biotechnology and other agricultural products; the success of the company s research and development activities; the outcomes of major lawsuits, including potential litigation related to the pending transaction with ayer; developments related to foreign currencies and economies; fluctuations in commodity prices; compliance with regulations affecting our manufacturing; the accuracy of the company s estimates related to distribution inventory levels; the recent increases in levels of indebtedness, continued availability of capital and financing and rating agency actions; the company s ability to fund its short-term financing needs and to obtain payment for the products that it sells; the effect of weather conditions, natural disasters, accidents, and security breaches, including cybersecurity incidents, on the agriculture business or the company s facilities; and other risks and factors detailed in the company s most recent periodic report to the SEC. Undue reliance should not be placed on these forward-looking statements, which are current only as of the date of this presentation. The company disclaims any current intention or obligation to update any forward-looking statements or any of the factors that may affect actual results. The information on unregistered pesticides in this presentation is for educational purposes and is not an offer to sell or use any unregistered product mentioned in this presentation. 2018 Monsanto Company 2

Monsanto's Leading R&D Pipeline Yields Record Number of Advancements Extending leadership with proven product performance and pipeline of complementary solutions Value Core pipeline expected to deliver up to $25 of peak net sales 2, with incremental value from new platforms 5th straight year of >20 pipeline advancements, balanced across the portfolio 7 projects advancing to launch Product Performance DEKAL corn outperforms competitors for 12th consecutive year; avg. 7-10 bu/ac yield advantage Deltapine cotton outperforms for 8 th consecutive year; this year avg. >79 lbs/ac yield advantage Targeting to increase rate of genetic gain by 30% in corn and soybeans Integrated Pipeline Multiple next generations of insect and weed control biotech traits Plans to launch several new seed treatments through 2020, including NemaStrike Technology and Acceleron -360 ST from our ioag Alliance >35 projects in Climate FieldView pipeline; 17 advancements in 2017 1. The acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions, including receipt of required regulatory approvals. 2. Peak net sales reflects estimated global sales opportunity around peak penetration year for products in the core pipeline, which includes biotech, breeding and crop protection. 3

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 USHELS PER ACRE USHELS PER ACRE POUNDS PER ACRE Year-in, Year-out Performance Confirms Overall Advantage Across DEKAL, Asgrow and Deltapine Advancements in breeding program provides potential to increase future genetic gain C O R N : DEKAL S O Y: Asgrow C O T T O N : Deltapine 2017 U.S. COMPETITIVE CORN YIELD COMPARISON 1 : 240 DEKAL VS. COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS 220 200 180 2017 U.S. COMPETITIVE SOY YIELD COMPARISON 2 : ASGROW VS. COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS 70 65 60 2017 U.S. COMPETITIVE COTTON YIELD COMPARISON 3 : 1,600 DELTAPINE VS COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS 1,400 1,200 1,000 160 55 800 DEKAL NATIONAL YIELD U.S. COMPETITIVE SET NATIONAL YIELD DEKAL outperforms competitive products for the 12 th consecutive year Consistent 7-10 bu/ac average yield advantage 1. Annual yield advantage calculated each year by comparing 5 leading DEKAL products within each state having a minimum of 100 comparisons to national competitor products containing similar crop protection traits as of December 19, 2017. All comparisons are head-to-head using +- 2RMs and weighted average calculated using 15% moisture. Asgrow NATIONAL YIELD U.S. COMPETITIVE SET NATIONAL YIELD Asgrow outperforms competition for the 8 th consecutive year Strong performance advantage of >2 bu/ac on average 2. Data as of December 20, 2017. Includes all pre-commercial and commercial strip trial data. All head-to-head comparisons are within +/- 0.2 day maturity. Data represents Asgrow vs Alternative Platform (a minimum of 30 comparisons per product within a state). DELTAPINE VARIETIES U.S. COMPETITIVE VARIETIES Deltapine outperforms competition for 8 th consecutive year Strong performance advantage of 79 lbs/ac on average this year 3. Data as of December 20, 2017. Annual yield advantage calculated comparing commercially available leading Deltapine products across geographies to leading commercially available competitive products with similar crop protection traits. 4

Opportunity To Extend Leadership in Corn With Multi- Generations of iotech Insect Control Solutions Monsanto s corn traits today are on >100M acres; opportunity to deliver increased value to growers with multi-gen portfolio CORN NEAR TERM PHASE 4 INSECT CONTROL PEAK NET SALES 1 $1.5 - $2.0 LAUNCHING 3RD GEN ELOW GROUND INSECT CONTROL 3 RD GEN AOVE-GROUND INSECT CONTROL Acre Opportunity: >100M acres across the Americas Acre Opportunity: Segments of the Americas 3 modes-of-action for corn rootworm control Novel RNAi mode-of-action Tailored trait configurations and product name for each region Initiating licensing discussions Industry-leading protection for corn earworm Protection against fall armyworm, corn borers and black and western bean cutworms Tailored trait configurations and product name for each region August 2017 Monsanto Trials Gadsden, TN 3 rd GEN Above-Ground Insect Control Trait Non-Traited 1. Peak net sales reflects estimated global sales opportunity around peak penetration year for products in the core pipeline, which includes biotech, breeding and crop protection. ADVANCING TO PHASE 3 4 TH GEN AOVE-GROUND INSECT CONTROL Multiple modes-of-action against each key pest and durability against key lepidopteran pests, particularly for South America. Two new modes of action for fall armyworm. ADVANCING TO PHASE 2 5 TH GEN AOVE-GROUND INSECT CONTROL Global product expected to offer multiple new modes-ofaction against all key pests across all relevant geographies PHASE 2 4 TH GEN ELOW-GROUND INSECT CONTROL Combines novel protein and proprietary RNAi modes-ofaction 5

Opportunity To Extend Leadership in Corn With Multi- Generations of iotech Weed Control Solutions Monsanto s corn traits today are on >100M acres; opportunity to deliver increased value to growers with multi-gen portfolio CORN NEAR TERM 4 TH GEN WEED CONTROL SYSTEM PHASE 3 WEED CONTROL PEAK NET SALES 1 $1.5 - $2.0 3 RD GEN WEED CONTROL SYSTEM Tolerance to glyphosate, dicamba and glufosinate Submitted regulatory submissions for global approval 2017 Monsanto Trials Jerseyville, IL PHASE 4 Acre Opportunity: >100 M acres across the Americas Tolerance to five herbicides - dicamba, glufosinate, glyphosate, FOPs, and 2,4-D for post-emergence control of tough grasses and broadleaf weeds 2017 Monsanto Trials Jerseyville, IL 4 th GEN Weed Control Trait Non-Traited 5 TH GEN WEED CONTROL SYSTEM PHASE 1 Adds tolerance to PPO herbicides, including new PPO in development by Sumitomo 3 rd GEN Weed Control Trait Non-Traited 1. Peak net sales reflects estimated global sales opportunity around peak penetration year for products in the core pipeline, which includes biotech, breeding and crop protection. New formulation of the Sumitomo PPO chemistry advances to phase 1, allowing for parallel development of trait and herbicidal formulations 6

Opportunity To Extend Leadership in Soy With Multi- Generations of iotech Insect Control Solutions Monsanto s soy traits today are on >200M acres; opportunity to deliver increased value to growers with multi-gen portfolio SOYEANS NEAR TERM LONGER TERM PHASE 4 PHASE 2 2 ND GEN INSECT CONTROL INTACTA 2 XTEND 3 RD GEN INSECT CONTROL INSECT CONTROL PEAK NET SALES 1 $0.5 - $1.0 Acre Opportunity : >100M acres Multiple modes-of-action to improve durability for podworm complex and expands the insect spectrum to include armyworms 2021 planned commercial launch Control 2017 Monsanto Field Trials Pergamino, Argentina Traited 2 nd GEN Control Traited 2 nd GEN Control Traited 2 nd GEN Acre Opportunity: >100M acres Multiple modes-of-action to provide protection against primary and secondary pests to further improve durability against an expanded spectrum of insects 2017 Monsanto Trials Jerseyville, IL Screenhouse Control Traited 3 rd GEN Velvetbean Caterpillar South American Podworm lack Armyworm 1. Peak net sales reflects estimated global sales opportunity around peak penetration year for products in the core pipeline, which includes biotech, breeding and crop protection. Velvetbean Caterpillar 7

Opportunity To Extend Leadership in Soy With Multi- Generations of iotech Weed Control Solutions Monsanto s soy traits today are on >200M acres; opportunity to deliver increased value to growers with multi-gen portfolio SOYEANS WEED CONTROL PEAK NET SALES 1 $2.0 - $2.5 3 RD GEN WEED CONTROL SYSTEM Component of the Roundup Ready Xtend Crop System, expect enhanced flexibility with an additional herbicide option Field trials demonstrate tolerance to glyphosate, dicamba & glufosinate; to be branded as XtendFlex soybeans 2017 Monsanto Field Trials Tippecanoe, IN Non-Treated NEAR TERM Treated PHASE 4 LONGER TERM 4 TH GEN WEED CONTROL SYSTEM PHASE 2 Expect enhanced flexibility with combined herbicides Field trials demonstrate tolerance to glyphosate, dicamba, glufosinate, HPPD and another mode-of-action Multiple gene vector strategy designed to improve breeding efficiency and yield performance 2017 Monsanto Field Trials Monmouth, IL Treated Non-Traited 4 th GEN Weed Control Trait 3 rd GEN Weed Control Trait 3 rd GEN Weed Control Trait 1. Peak net sales reflects estimated global sales opportunity around peak penetration year for products in the core pipeline, which includes biotech, breeding and crop protection. 5 TH GEN WEED CONTROL SYSTEM PHASE 1 Adds tolerance to PPO herbicides, including new PPO in development by Sumitomo 8

Three Advancements in Cotton Demonstrate Continued Leadership in ringing iotech Insect & Weed Control Solutions to Growers FY17 Gross Profit of $1.1 from Cotton, Vegetable and Other Crops; Next-Gen Solutions Expand Opportunity COTTON INSECT CONTROL PEAK NET SALES 1 <$.5 NEAR TERM LYGUS & THRIPS CONTROL COTTON ADVANCING TO PHASE 4 Acre Opportunity: >10M acres in the U.S. and Australia Control of lygus and thrips, first-ever biotech solution for the control of piercing and sucking insect pests, improving yields and reducing insecticide use Thrips Control Efficacy Trial Suffolk, VA June 14, 2017 Untreated and Untraited 5 lbs/a Aldicarb 15G (Industry Standard) LONGER TERM ADVANCING TO PHASE 2 4 TH GEN INSECT CONTROL (OLLGARD 4) Multiple modes-of-action against each key pest and durability against key lepidopteran pests WEED CONTROL PEAK NET SALES 1 <$0.5 Aeris Seed Treatment (Industry Standard) Lygus & Thrips Control Trait 1. Peak net sales reflects estimated global sales opportunity around peak penetration year for products in the core pipeline, which includes biotech, breeding and crop protection. Control ollgard 4 Candidate 4 TH GEN WEED CONTROL SYSTEM Tolerance to 4-to-5 modes of action including dicamba, glufosinate, glyphosate and 1-to-2 new modes of action for pre and post-emergence control of grasses and broadleaf weeds 9

Seed Applied Solution Advancements Complement Seed and Trait Technology Advantages for Growers Targeting several product launches by 2020, in multiple crops and regions ADVANCING TO LAUNCH ADVANCING TO PHASE 4 Monsanto Corn Field Trials Collinsville, IL July 2017 2017 Monsanto Trials 2 Untreated Acceleron SAS Acceleron SAS Acceleron SAS ELITE 1 ASIC 1 plus Poncho STANDARD 1 with with NemaStrike VOTiVO NemaStrike Technology Technology Novel nematode-control technology with fit on 125M acre opportunity across corn, soy, cotton and other crops Expect 2 nd year of Ground reakers trials in FY18 Demonstrated yield advantage in corn, soybeans and cotton when using NemaStrike Technology vs. competitive standard. 1 1. Results will vary based on nematode pressure in each field. Acceleron SAS Control Acceleron SAS + Acceleron -360 ST 2 Trials demonstrated enhanced corn root development with Acceleron SAS + -360 ST 2 microbial treatment vs. Acceleron only 4 Advancements in the ioag Alliance pipeline in 2017, including Acceleron -360 ST to phase 4 Several launches from the ioag Alliance expected by 2020, including ioyield in wheat in Europe and canola in Canada The ioag Alliance provides multiple microbial product offerings today; reached >80M acres in 2017 2. Includes Acceleron -300 SAT. Product to be branded as Acceleron -360-ST and subject to regulatory approvals. 10

Climate FieldView Digital Ag Pipeline Advances Across all Focus Areas and Multiple Geographies Climate FieldView innovation advances mission to assist farmers in sustainably increasing productivity with digital tools Climate FieldView Global Pipeline Combines advanced technologies such as machine learning, data analytics and predictive algorithms with the industry s most robust seed genetic library to create new value for farmers Technology Highlights Field Insights: Disease Diagnosis & Identification ADVANCES TO PHASE 3 Analyzes interdependencies that drive yield to provide science-driven insights to support critical season-long decisions to optimize inputs and maximize yield Consists of >35 projects today, with 17 advancements in 2017, including 2 to launch and 3 enhancements of existing tools Machine learning model showing high probability of success to diagnose right disease for 9 diseases Fertility: Sub-Field Nitrogen Management Field Health Imagery in FieldView directs a farmer to under-performing areas of the field Sub-Field Nitrogen Management helps growers to optimize rates and placement of nitrogen Nitrogen Management Tool in FieldView Nitrogen Management by Zone Real-time diagnosis would enable farmer to take action & protect yield PHASE 4 - COMMERCIAL 11

TECHNOLOGY COMPLEXITY / INNOVATION Precision Genome Editing uilds Upon Existing Competencies and Expertise Advancements in genome-editing research can offer a wide array of benefits to agriculture globally GENOME ENGINEERING SITE-DIRECTED INTEGRATION TRANSFORMATIVE TOOLS Numerous agreements provide multiple tools to make genome edits RNA-GUIDED The road Institute TargetGene iotechnologies ToolGen NOVEL DELIVERY Nomad ioscience GmbH Gene inactivation ( knock out gene for protein production) Gene modification (improve or change protein activity) Gene insertions at specific locations (potential cost savings for breeding) DEPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY GENOMICS Leading genome libraries and whole-genome sequencing capabilities TESTING NETWORK Leading field testing network, wraps around the globe 2 times GERMPLASM Genetics central to leading brand positions in key crops, countries GENOME EDITING OFFERS ENEFITS FOR AGRICULTURE Could unlock opportunities to: Accelerate speedto-market Reduce costs Open up new markets Improve disease and stress tolerance; quality; plant growth and development DIVERSE GLOAL & CROP APPLICATIONS MONSANTO GENOME-EDITING RESEARCH 1 Single Gene Knock-outs Core Platform Development AREAS 2 Single Gene Edits Site Directed Integration Multiple Gene Edits Complex Stacks 12 TARGETED GENETIC DIVERSITY 3 12

ayer, Monsanto Combination 1 to Create Global Leader in Ag Combination accelerates innovation and integrated solutions and expands benefits to new crops, geographies E X P E C T E D E N E F I T S : Monsanto Chesterfield Research Facility Increases Innovation Accelerates pace of innovation and efficiency of R & D enefits Society and Consumers Supports the sustainable production of improved harvests on each acre enefits Farmers Enables farmers to be more productive, profitable and sustainable through broadly licensed tools expected to provide additional competitive offerings and choices 1. The acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions, including receipt of required regulatory approvals. Monsanto s newly expanded Chesterfield MO Research facility and largest yield testing location ayer plans to locate the combined company s Global Seeds & Traits and North America commercial headquarters in St. Louis 13

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Core Pipeline for Corn R&D TARGET TECHNOLOGY YIELD 2 : Targeting products that help enhance yield potential. Annual Germplasm Upgrades Yield & Stress Systems 3,4 Higher-Yielding Corn DroughtGard Hybrids Platform Expansion High Density Corn Systems High Density Corn (Lead) Ultra High Density Corn PHASE 1 D 1 2 3 4 Insect Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve insect-control, durability and spectrum. V $1.5 - $2.0 elow-ground Control LEAD SmartStax PRO (Lead) r 4 th -Gen Corn Rootworm Above-Ground Control ADVANCING TO LAUNCH Trecepta (Lead) 4 th r -Gen 5 th -Gen Acceleron Seed Applied Solutions r Upgrades Weed Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve weed-control, durability and spectrum. V $1.5 - $2.0 3 rd -Gen Weed Control System 4 th -Gen Weed Control System 5 th -Gen Weed Control System Harness MAX Acetochlor Premix Improved Dicamba Formulation Improved Dicamba & Glyphosate Premix Next-Gen Roundup randed Agricultural Formulation Acetochlor+Dicamba+3 rd MOA Premix Novel PPO Herbicide formulation in collaboration with Sumitomo r r r V $8.0 $10.0 ADVANCING TO LAUNCH LEAD ADVANCING TO LAUNCH R&D TARGET Next Gen Dicamba Premix Low Volatility 2,4-D TECHNOLOGY Disease Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve plant vigor and resistance. Plant Health Systems 4 Foliar Diseases, Stalk Health, DEKAL Disease Shield iotech Disease Control NemaStrike Technology Nimbus Novel Fungicide Seed Applied Solution Foliar Applied Acceleron Seed Applied Solutions Upgrades Other: Roundup Hybridization System RHS I (Lead) RHS II PHASE 1 D 1 2 3 4 1. Phase shown represents the phase of the latest project in the family. 2. Represents category of benefits anticipated to be delivered to growers. 3. Part of the Monsanto-ASF R&D Collaboration. 4. Commercial product may be a combination of projects or the individual projects themselves. LEGEND r V r r <$0.5 Arrows reflect advancement, progress or highlights tracking significant developments in R&D and commercial work. reeding applications of technology that use genomics, advanced breeding and other tools from Monsanto s breeding pipeline. iotech applications drawing primarily from the application of genomics and biotechnology traits. Crop Protection application of chemistry to develop new forms of crop protection; may take the form of seed treatments, foliar applications or pre-plant incorporation. Value Value reflects global sales opportunity around peak penetration year for products in the core pipeline, which includes iotech, reeding and Crop Protection V ADVANCING TO LAUNCH ADVANCING TO LAUNCH 15

Core Pipeline For Soybeans R&D TARGET TECHNOLOGY YIELD 2 : Targeting products that help enhance yield potential. Annual Germplasm Upgrades Yield & Stress Systems 3,4 Next-Gen Higher-Yielding Soy PHASE 1 D 1 2 3 4 Insect Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve insect-control, durability and spectrum. V $0.5 - $1.0 INTACTA RR2 PRO Pipeline 2 nd -Gen Insect Protection 3 rd -Gen Insect Protection Acceleron Seed Applied Solutions Upgrades Weed Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve weed-control, durability and spectrum. V $2.0 - $2.5 3 rd -Gen Weed Control System r r V $1.5 $2.0 LEAD R&D TARGET TECHNOLOGY Disease Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve plant vigor and resistance. Plant Health Systems 4 2 nd -Gen Cyst Nematode Resistance NemaStrike Technology Nimbus Novel Fungicide Seed Applied Solution Foliar Applied Acceleron Seed Applied Solutions Upgrades r PHASE 1 D 1 2 3 4 V <$0.5 ADVANCING TO LAUNCH 4 th -Gen Weed Control System 5 th -Gen Weed Control System Improved Dicamba Formulation Improved Dicamba & Glyphosate Premix Next-Gen Roundup randed Agricultural Formulation WARRANT herbicide + Dicamba Premix Novel PPO Herbicide formulation in collaboration with Sumitomo High Load WARRANT Next Gen Dicamba Premix LEGEND r V Arrows reflect advancement, progress or highlights tracking significant developments in R&D and commercial work. reeding applications of technology that use genomics, advanced breeding and other tools from Monsanto s breeding pipeline. iotech applications drawing primarily from the application of genomics and biotechnology traits. Crop Protection application of chemistry to develop new forms of crop protection; may take the form of seed treatments, foliar applications or pre-plant incorporation. Value Value reflects global sales opportunity around peak penetration year for products in the core pipeline, which includes iotech, reeding and Crop Protection Low Volatility 2,4-D 1. Phase shown represents the phase of the latest project in the family. 2. Represents category of benefits anticipated to be delivered to growers. 3. Part of the Monsanto-ASF R&D Collaboration. 4. Commercial product may be a combination of projects or the individual projects themselves. 16

VEGETALES WHEAT COTTON CANOLA Core Pipeline For Complementary Crops R&D TARGET TECHNOLOGY YIELD 2 : Targeting products that help enhance yield potential. Annual Germplasm Upgrades Insect Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve insect-control, durability and spectrum. Next-Gen Insect Control 4 th -Gen ollgard cotton Lygus & Thrips Control Cotton Acceleron Seed Applied Solutions Upgrades Weed Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve weed-control, durability and spectrum. Improved Dicamba & Glyphosate Premix Next-Gen Roundup randed Formulation WARRANT herbicide+ Dicamba Premix High Load WARRANT Low Volatility 2,4-D Next Gen Dicamba Premix Novel PPO Herbicide formulation in collaboration with Sumitomo 4 th -Gen Weed Control System Disease Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve plant vigor and resistance. NemaStrike Technology Acceleron Seed Applied Solutions Upgrades r r r r r PHASE 1 D 1 2 3 4 V <$0.5 V V ADVANCING TO LAUNCH <$0.5 <$0.5 V <$0.5 R&D TARGET Other Seeds & Traits Pipeline TECHNOLOGY YIELD 2 : Targeting products that help enhance yield potential. Annual Germplasm Upgrade PHASE 1 D 1 2 3 4 Weed Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve weed-control, durability and spectrum. DEKAL Canola with LibertyLink 3 Technology TRUFLEX Canola with Roundup Ready technology TruFlex Roundup Ready (Lead) TruFlex Roundup Ready + LibertyLink 3 Dicamba-Tolerant Canola YIELD 2 : Targeting products that help enhance yield potential. Annual Germplasm Upgrade Disease Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve plant vigor and resistance. NemaStrike Technology Nimbus Novel Fungicide Seed Applied Solution Foliar Applied Weed Control 2 : Targeting products that help improve weed-control, durability and spectrum. Herbicide-tolerant Wheat I Herbicide-tolerant Wheat II r LEAD r V $0.5 - $1.0 Pipeline: Targeting products that help enhance yield potential and resistance. Genetic Pipeline Upgrades >120 Advancements to Launch, including Just Sweet pepper, Eight-Disease-Resistant Saladette tomato, Flavor Journey Honeydew Plant Health Systems Geminivirus-Resistant Tomato Downy Mildew-Resistant Lettuce Nimbus Novel Fungicide Seed Applied Solution Foliar Applied r r V $1.5 - $2.0 LEGEND Arrows reflect advancement, progress or highlights tracking significant developments in R&D and commercial work. reeding applications of technology that use genomics, advanced breeding and r other tools from Monsanto s breeding pipeline. iotech applications drawing primarily from the application of genomics and biotechnology traits. Crop Protection application of chemistry to develop new forms of crop protection; may take the form of seed treatments, foliar applications or pre-plant incorporation. Value Value reflects global sales opportunity around peak penetration year for V products in the core pipeline, which includes iotech, reeding and Crop Protection 1. Phase shown represents the phase of the latest project in the family. 2. Represents category of benefits anticipated to be delivered to growers. 3. Commercial product may be a combination of projects or the individual projects themselves. 17

iodirect Technology Pipeline Leveraging genomics for completely new modes of action with more targeted pest control Weed Management Insect Management R&D Pipeline Virus Control ee Health Pipeline Highlights: ee Health Varroa Control, currently in Phase 3, is expected to be first product to launch commercially from the iodirect Technology Pipeline Glyphosateresistant Weed Control Canola Flea eetle Colorado Potato eetle Control Tospovirus Varroa Mite Control iodirect Technology uses RNAi: A natural mechanism to control the expression of a gene Currently testing efficacy of active ingredient with commercial products as part of an integrated pest management treatment Lab results for canola flea beetle RNAi solution show promise in controlling both European and North America beetle species 18

The ioag Alliance Pipeline Industry s most advanced microbials platform and R&D capability The ioag Alliance: R&D Development Pipeline The ioag Alliance Alliance iologicals DISCOVERY: 10 s of Thousands of Microbes PHASE 1: PROOF OF CONCEPT Thousands of Candidates Hits PHASE 2: EARLY DEVELOPMENT Confirmed Hits / Commercial Leads PHASE 3: ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT Commercial Candidates PHASE 4: PRE-LAUNCH Final Launch Preparation Pipeline Highlights: Collaborative partnerships and research are driving innovative solutions to produce food in a sustainable way Corn, Soy and Wheat ioyield Pipeline iocontrol Pipeline Corn ioyield 3 Soy io- Nematicide Soy ioyield 2 for S.A. Soy ioyield 2 for N.A. Corn ioyield 2 to be branded as Acceleron 360 ST 1 Corn ioyield 2 Expected to be approved in 2018 for sale in 2019; to be branded as Acceleron -360 ST 1 Corn ioyield 3 strains progress in Phase 2 with broader testing, fermentation and formulation development Soy ioyield 2 inoculants advanced for North and South America, providing new longer life rhizobium and easier handling benefits Our technologies are on >80M acres today Commercial Highlights iological products like Acceleron -300 SAT can increase nutrient availability, which can lead to enhanced root and shoot development, supporting stress tolerance, increased yield potential and ability to absorb and store carbon. 1. Subject to regulatory approvals. To be stacked with -300 SAT. Advancement Two Products Launched in 2017: Corn ioyield 1: Acceleron -300 SAT in the U.S. with global expansion opportunity Soy ioyield 1: Acceleron -200 SAT for soybeans in the U.S. 19

Climate FieldView Digital Ag Pipeline DENOTES PRODUCT ADVANCEMENT (2 ADVANCEMENTS NO LONGER TRACKED ON PIPELINE CHART) FOCUS AREA PLATFORM: PRODUCT DELIVERALE PHASE 1 Proof of Concept PHASE 2 Development PHASE 3 Pre-Commercial PHASE 4 Commercial/Launch PHASE 5 Post-Commercial FERTILITY SEEDS & PLANTING FIELD INSIGHTS MEASUREMENTS YIELD ANALYTICS Whole-Field Nitrogen Monitoring Grid Soil Test Data Ingest and Layers Visualization (OM, CEC, ph, P, K) Sub-Field Nitrogen Monitoring Manual Fertility Scripting (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, Lime) P&K Scripting (Corn) P&K Scripting (Soy, Canola, Wheat, Cotton) Advanced Nitrogen Scripting Advanced Scripting with Sensors & Imagery Whole Field Nitrogen Monitoring (Canola, Wheat) Advanced Seed Scripting, Population by Field Zone Additional Zone Sources Regionally-ased Seed Selection (Corn) Enhanced Field Zones & Improved Seeding Field-Specific Seed Selection Seed Portfolio Optimization razil - Advanced Seed Scripting (Corn) Europe - Advanced Seed Scripting (Corn) Advanced Seed Scripting (Soybeans) Regionally-ased Seed Selection (Soybeans) Crop Expansion: Field Health Monitoring Enhanced Directed Scouting Corn Disease Vulnerability (GLS, NL) Disease Diagnosis & Identification (Corn) Stress Identification Advanced Irrigation Recommendations International Expansion: Field Health & Scouting Insights Disease Diagnosis & Identification (Soybeans) Disease Diagnosis & Identification (Wheat) Climate FieldView Digital HU Climate FieldView Gauge for Enhanced Precipitation Climate FieldView Soil Moisture and Temperature Probe On-Equipment Soil Mapping Nitrate Sensor Yield Analysis Yield Analysis (Cotton) Automated Experiments Yield Evaluation & Diagnostics 20