Seeds

Seminis Seasoned Vegetables Campaign Highlights Field-Proven Varieties Trusted by Growers

Seminis has launched the Seasoned Vegetables Campaign to recognize long-standing, field-proven varieties.

Key Takeaways:

  • Seminis has launched the Seasoned Vegetables Campaign to recognize long-standing, field-proven varieties.
  • Featured products have demonstrated consistent performance for 8 to 16+ years in commercial production.
  • Varieties are designated with a “Years Proven” label under the Clockwork Series.
  • The campaign was introduced at the American Seed Trade Association (ASTA) event in San Diego.
  • Highlighted crops include Huntington Peppers, Ironman Broccoli, Aristotle X3R Peppers, and Obsession Sweet Corn.

Seminis Launches Seasoned Vegetables Campaign

Seminis® has introduced its new Seasoned Vegetables Campaign, recognizing vegetable varieties that have delivered consistent performance for growers over extended periods of commercial production.

The campaign highlights field-proven products that have remained in commercial use for more than 8 to 10 years, with some exceeding 15 years. According to the company, these varieties have maintained strong yield potential, quality, and harvestability across multiple locations and growing conditions.

“Successful seasons are built on reliability, and that’s becoming harder to come by,” said Emily Standley, Communications Manager for Bayer Vegetable Seeds US/CAN. “The Seasoned Vegetables Campaign recognizes both the products and the collaborations that have stood the test of time. These products aren’t just part of our history; they remain a critical part of growers’ success today.”

administrator
As a dedicated journalist and entrepreneur, I helm iGrow News, a pioneering media platform focused on the evolving landscape of Agriculture Technology. With a deep-seated passion for uncovering the latest developments and trends within the agtech sector, my mission is to deliver insightful, unbiased news and analysis. Through iGrow News, I aim to empower industry professionals, enthusiasts, and the broader public with knowledge and understanding of technological advancements that shape modern agriculture. You can follow me on LinkedIn & Twitter.

Leave a Reply