Read the newest ForageMax brochure and learn more about how to achieve better feeding quality, higher and more reliable yields, and vulnerable and more sustainable crops.

Read the newest Masterline® brochure that is filled with turf solutions to ensure a more sustainable turf management.

Read the newest Turfline brochure and learn more about how to get a lawn that suits your climate and your garden.

With a constantly changing climate it is crucial to keep testing and developing. Read more about our plant breeders here!

What is better than strong collaborations on an international scale? See what our future cooperation aim offers here!

Until 2020, virus yellows were an almost forgotten threat for sugar beet growers. That is not the case anymore for this decimating disease.

Read more about the abilities of the new variety, Feroz!

The fourth Turf Business Summit was held in Barcelona. Influential turf care professionals spent 3 days discussing key issues, opportunities and challenges facing the industry.

A tough economic situation coupled with increased costs for energy, wages, fertilisers, packaging and logistics have pushed up prices for forage and turf seed. In addition, favourable prices on ag commodities, such as wheat, oil seed rape and sunflower have made these crops more attractive and put on pressure to get a competitive seed production price. Therefore, in general seed growers have reconsidered whether they should reduce seed production and cultivate a larger proportion of commodities.

On December 16, it is 150 years since the first seed emerged for the seed group, which today is the 7th largest in the world, has a turnover of EURO 1.1bn and 2,240 staff worldwide.

Søren Halbye assumed his new position as Group CEO on 1 November. He has taken over the responsibility from Truels Damsgaard

When UK came out of winter 2021, soils were blessed with plenty of precipitation. This was more fortunate than anybody anticipated at the time but in the end, it prevented 2022 from surpassing the historical disastrous drought year of 1976 only by inches. What happened and what did we learn?

LA CROSSE, WI (October 31, 2022) – La Crosse Seed, a division of DLF USA Inc., is pleased to announce that it has acquired Deer Creek Seed, Inc. headquartered in Windsor, Wisconsin.

Is it possible to transform a sandy track suitable for horse hoofs into a top league football field that can tolerate football boots in just six days? The answer is yes!

A famous political leader once said: “Never let a good crisis go to waste”. We have been here before. Higher costs on energy and inputs, higher commodity prices and more focus on how we can produce more efficient with less input.

The climate is changing, both temperature and precipitation pattern, and we already see an impact on the geographical distribution of some turf grass diseases. This requires the ability to adapt and change disease management if a major quality decline is to be avoided

Today, the Borard of Directors approved the Financial Report for 2021/22

DLF launches new Corporate Visual Identity (CVI) and a revitalised logo. These changes follow a period of years where the company has gone through a rapid expansion and development.