Embark on a journey into a world where small seeds make a big difference. With a focus on seed genetics, collaboration and the utilization of advanced technologies, we take on global challenges and create resilient seeds for an ever-changing climate. Join us on this extraordinary journey as we challenge ourselves and work towards a greener future.
Experience the power of innovation in seed breeding as we work towards a greener future. Our dedicated research and development teams work tirelessly to deliver high-quality seeds that enhance productivity while reducing environmental impact. Join us in embracing the art of plant breeding and discover how our cutting-edge technologies and global partnerships are developing the world of agriculture
At DLF we work together across the globe to create long-term, sustainable solutions. With more than 2000 employees across 65 locations, we offer you an international workplace and invite you to come and grow with us.
As preparations continue for the international football tournament taking place across North America in summer 2026, advanced turf systems are playing an increasingly important role at several host venues. DLF turfgrass varieties have been selected as part of the playing surfaces at two stadiums set to host matches during the tournament: Estadio Azteca in Mexico City and BC Place in Vancouver.
Market shifts are accelerating. A market change is coming - as we have explained in numerous customer meetings. The change, which first affected some cultivars last year, was accelerated by 2025’s busy autumn sales season. As a result, we now expect the sales season that will follow the 2026 harvest to be challenging. Below we outline the drivers behind this market shift, and our expectations for the year ahead.
Dairy farmers produce more milk (up to one litre per cow per day) for very little effort when they focus on the quality of their grass instead of its volume. By choosing forage mixtures with better nutritional characteristics, you can raise your milk production without changing your management practices or increasing the volume of grass you feed your cows. You don’t need more land, you don’t incur more input costs, and you can carry on working the way you always have.