Initially, Nuseed Argentina started as a sorghum seed company but eventually expanded to include sunflowers (oil and confection types) and canola. In 2019 the team also introduced carinata to their portfolio. While Nuseed’s Argentinian business has always enjoyed steady success, in the last four years the team has tripled its volume by adding new crops, new products, and enlarging the

Nuseed Australia has introduced Wombat 250 kg bulk packages to replace 20 kg seed bags. Not only are they transported easily and can be lifted with existing grower machinery, but they greatly reduced downtime refilling planters. They also provide the occupational health and safety benefits of reducing handler fatigue and injury too. With Australian growers’

Nuseed subsidiary, Richardson Seeds International (RSI), has verified under the Non-GMO Project Product Verification Program its food grade sorghum to supply the non-GMO market a healthy gluten-free ancient grain. The program is North America’s only third-party verification for non-GMO food and products. It ensures products have been comprehensively evaluated by an independent party for compliance

According to official data, Sorghum production in Argentina will reach 2.5 million tons, with an average national yield of around 4.11 tons per hectare. This yield differs in some regions, reaching 4.9 tons per hectare. During the 2019/2020 season, Nuseed increased its market share in the Argentinian sorghum market, specifically in the dual purpose and

June 8, 2020 INDUSTRY UPDATE Saipol, the main subsidiary of Groupe Avril, Europe’s largest producer of biodiesel, has received the first Nuseed Carinata grain shipment at its processing facility in Rouen, France. Grown as a scalable cover crop in Argentina, it will be processed into a low-carbon fuel with best in class greenhouse gas (GHG)

The registration marks Nuseed’s entry into the Canadian canola market, and the first hybrid resulting from Nuseed’s six-year Canadian canola R&D field program dedicated to developing hybrids for top performance in Canadian conditions. “This registration is the first in an exciting new pipeline of canola genetics for growers in Canada,” says Roger Rotariu, Nuseed North

With a rich global germplasm bank and a strong focus on research and development, Nuseed has rapidly expanded over the past decade. Each hemisphere has a Nuseed Innovation Center to drive progress, helping to identify markers and traits for seed development, top-performing hybrids, and new plant-based solutions. “Nuseed’s growth has been driven by being extremely

Teams in North America, South America, Europe, and Australia help local growers and industry partners get the best results with Nuseed. Success within these regions is essential to continued global growth for the business. All four regions can grow Nuseed’s portfolio of high potential crops – canola, carinata, sorghum, and sunflower. This has resulted in