VYtech ® – virus yellows-resistant varieties on the market in 2023 Virus Yellows Disease Returns to Europe, Threatening Sugar Production: DLF Beet Seed Introduces Breakthrough Solution for Farmers 31. May. 2023
New generation of forage varieties marks quantum leap in the German market We strive to deliver high quality to our customers, and we can do just that with our new DLF varieties! 30. May. 2023
DLF Beet Seed’s plant breeding secures stronger beet plants Revolutionizing Sugar Beet protection: Unleashing resistant varieties to boost yields and a future free from reliance on chemical fungicides 24. May. 2023
New Group CFO in DLF Tom Karlebo will assume the position as Group CFO in the DLF Seeds group starting from October 1, 2023. 23. May. 2023
The Czech Republic’s interest in Microclover® for lawns grows and we can understand why! Discover the benefits below 16. May. 2023
A brand new screening method to boost plant breeding What do you get when you combine a genetic "haystack" with powerful sequencing technology? DLF's NimScout method - finding needles in a flash! Over 150 game-changing mutations have been discovered in ryegrass and alfalfa. Let's see what this can do for the future of farming! 12. May. 2023
New seed treatment improves forage cabbage yields Pelleting of seeds is increasing the yield in swedes. A technological improvement we are happy to see! 11. May. 2023
To Be Or Not To Be – A Perfect Lawn For a century the prevailing norm for lawn grasses has been a clean, lush, darkish green, and dense sward that signals strength, vitality, pleasure, and devotion. And as much as this type of perfection has an immense appeal to anyone, just as disturbing does a pale green and weedy lawn seem to affect us. 08. May. 2023
Natural turf - the right choice for our environment The EU has decided to ban products from old tires as infill in artificial football pitches. This is good news for our environment and means that natural turf or hybrid turf pitches are highly actual. 03. May. 2023
Grass proteins – the sustainable nutrition of the future? Grasses are amazing crops! They are perennial plants, and when they stand in the field, they absorb CO2 from the air, which is converted and used to form leaves and roots. Over time, they can store a lot of carbon in the soil. They are also some of the best crops for utilizing nitrogen, so their impact on the environment and climate is really minimal. Wish we all could thrive on grass. We can't... yet! 01. May. 2023
Rejuvenate your lawn like a PRO Spring is up and it’s time to refresh yourself and your wonderful garden for another season with leisure, relaxation, fun with the kids and just that sensational feeling of letting your toes grab around the lush green turf grass. 01. May. 2023
Full integration of European alfalfa breeding Discover how DLF's acquisition of an alfalfa breeding programme is accelerating the development of high-quality alfalfa varieties for the European market 26. Apr. 2023
New External Board member in DLF Tim Ørting Jørgensen has been appointed as a new external member of the Board of Directors in DLF AmbA from May 2023. 21. Apr. 2023
DLF plant breeder among the 20 most inspiring Congratulations to Etienne Abélard, turf breeder at DLF for being named in the 20 Most Inspiring Gen Z Employees in the EU Seed Sector in 2022! 13. Apr. 2023
Flower seed on the rise Get ahead of the changing lawn care trend with "Naturalité" - France's flower and grass mixtures for eco-friendly, low-maintenance rustic lawns that are becoming popular with homeowners, authorities, and sports/golf clubs 11. Apr. 2023
Climate change impacts on lawns Choosing the right grass species for lawns is now impacted by climate change, leading to increasing demand for heat-tolerant grasses 05. Apr. 2023
Research into salt-tolerant forage solutions Rising salt concentrations due to climate change threaten fresh water access in coastal areas. A field trial on a Dutch island aims to determine which forage crops can withstand salinisation and desiccation, ensuring supply security for livestock in the face of droughts. 05. Apr. 2023