Globally Nuseed is focused on four crops with excellent genetic potential for advancing agronomic performance and developing new end-use products — canola, carinata, sunflowers, and profiled below, sorghum. Nuseed sorghum quick facts: Top 3 sorghum market share position globally Strength in developing hybrids for food, feed, and fuel Recently introduced early sorghum category Developing both […]

Nuseed is differentiated by its ability to identify major market trends, to establish new models and make new value chain connections, and to achieve new end-to-end technology breakthroughs. Nuseed’s Global Group Executive, Brent Zacharias says: “We are at the tip of a major agricultural revolution, one that multiplies its value, but more importantly, solves some

Nuseed is a member of Excellence Through Stewardship (ETS) and has achieved ETS certification under the extensive ETS protocols. ETS is a global non-profit organization that promotes the universal adoption of product stewardship programs and quality management systems for the full life cycle of agricultural technology products. The ETS Stewardship Audit Process involves independent third-party

Canola is one of four crops in Nuseed’s global portfolio which also includes sorghum, carinata, and sunflowers with an intense focus on advancing the agronomic performance and developing new end-use products.  The facts on Nuseed’s global canola program: #1 canola seed position in Australia Top 4 position globally Novel oil profiles Growth into high-value markets;

Within the last five years, Nuseed has experienced rapid growth. Brent Javra, Nuseed Global Commercial General Manager says there are three things that have spurred this growth: people, passion, and pipeline. “We’ve recruited experienced people that have an entrepreneurial spirit,” he says. “We hire people who aren’t afraid of a challenge or doing things differently

Nuseed has added carinata as the fourth crop to its global portfolio. Carinata is grown as a cover crop and provides RSB certified best in class greenhouse reduction to biofuel processors, and non-GMO meal for animal feed without requiring additional farmland. Combined with its soil improvement and new market opportunity benefits for farm customers, Carinata is an

The freshwater research study by NOFIMA, one of Europe’s largest institutes for applied research in the fields of aquaculture and fisheries confirmed there were no health or growth differences between fish fed Nuseed’s omega-3 canola and those fed fish oil. The salmon fed Aquaterra®, Nuseed’s omega-3 canola, had the same omega-3 levels as salmon fed with

Nuseed has entered into an agreement with one of the world’s leading agricultural processors, ADM, for crushing and processing of Nuseed’s proprietary Omega-3 Canola in the U.S., the first land-based source of DHA nutrients. The first scaled crush of the grain harvested by Montana and North Dakota contract growers is anticipated in the second quarter

Nufarm Limited welcomed the announcement by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) in February 2018, that it had deregulated Nuseed’s proprietary omega-3 canola for cultivation in the United States. Nuseed’s omega-3 canola also secured authorization for cultivation, food and feed from Australian authorities in the same year. Developed by Nufarm subsidiary Nuseed, in collaboration

Australian regulators approved the production and use in feed and for human consumption of Nuseed Omega-3 Canola, in 2018. Developed by Nufarm subsidiary Nuseed Pty Ltd, in collaboration with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC), omega-3 canola is the world’s first plant-based source of long-chain