Origin Agritech Launches “Aoyun 2026” Program to Drive Seed Sales
Origin Agritech has officially launched the "Aoyun 2026" program to accelerate the commercial adoption of its next-generation seed varieties.
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Origin Agritech has officially launched the "Aoyun 2026" program to accelerate the commercial adoption of its next-generation seed varieties.
Horticoop has invested in the US-based plant breeding company 25:2 to accelerate the development of future-proof crop varieties.
JEPCO is increasing glasshouse capacity to combat outdoor risks like climate change, pests, and soil contamination.
Bayer Canada introduced newgold® seed, a multi-crop seed brand focused on low-carbon intensity oilseed crops.
Seminis has launched the Seasoned Vegetables Campaign to recognize long-standing, field-proven varieties.
Beck’s, the largest family-owned seed company and the third largest seed brand, has announced the launch of SeedIQ™, described as the industry’s first product management platform designed to help farmers maximize the performance of every hybrid and variety.
RAGT and Syngenta announced the completion of RAGT’s acquisition of Syngenta’s malting barley seeds business.
Foray Bioscience partners with West Coast Chestnut to commercialize fabricated seeds, accelerating chestnut variety propagation.
VOLTZ Vertical Farming expands its product range to include seven varieties of lettuce, alongside herbs, greens, microgreens, and cosmetic flowers.
KWS has opened a new research and breeding station for vegetables in Uberlândia, located in the western part of the Minas Gerais state in Brazil
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