Eleanor Lee, Specialty Oils Operations Manager, Nuseed Australia, says: “Nuseed’s Value Chain ensures the best quality oil possible. Nuseed is involved in every step of the process. We enter contracts with growers to produce the crop, our agronomists manage it throughout the season and facilitate delivery to the specific grain accumulator where it’s stored. After […]
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Carinata is a new and exciting crop that has recently been added to Nuseed’s global portfolio which also includes canola, sorghum, and sunflowers. The acquisition of specific technologies from the crop’s developer following a successful joint pilot project initiated in Argentina maximizes years of R&D advancing carinata’s agronomic, non-food, low-carbon fuel feedstock and high protein
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Nuseed embraces a true collaborative spirit and is building relationships across the industry, and around the world to give the business its competitive advantage. Nuseed’s Omega-3 Program is an excellent example. From the initial collaboration with Australian-based R&D organizations to teaming with local agents, agronomists, and contract growers in Montana and North Dakota in the
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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
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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
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Nuseed’s global R&D programs and worldwide market reach are key to delivering farm and end-use customers plant-based solutions and building Nuseed Value Chains to supply them. Nuseed operates in four regions across the globe – North America, South America, Europe and Australia. Here we take a look at what they are working on. North America
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Globally Nuseed is focused on four crops with excellent genetic potential for advancing agronomic performance and developing new end-use products — canola, carinata, sorghum, and profiled below, sunflowers. Quick facts on Nuseed’s global sunflower portfolio: Global leader in the high-value food ingredient segment Top 5 position globally Growth in proprietary categories and stacked traits Unique
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The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) describes the challenges facing the world’s food and farming system, in the introduction to its ‘Global Forum on Agriculture 2019.’ The challenges are: Ensuring food security and nutrition for a population expected to increase by two billion in the next 30 years. Dealing with the effects of
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