Become a GLH Dealer!

Generations Ahead for 2009

February 12, 2009

Dear Grower,

Partnerships are increasingly important in the hybrid seed industry. Fortunately, at Great Lakes Hybrids, we saw this coming years ago and formed a relationship with AgReliant Genetics, a company that shares our focus on developing hybrids that consistently perform for corn growers. The result has been championship performance in fields across the corn belt.

We are also positioned with many strategic alliances to access and incorporate the latest and best value-added input and output traits into our diverse, high-yielding germplasm by using techniques like our doubled-haploid technology and accelerated forward breeding.

A Focus on Seed Technology

Great Lakes is part of the world’s largest corn-breeding company that is owned and operated by farmers and seedsmen. Our entire focus is seed. Our worldwide corn breeding program has more than 145 breeding stations, research locations and gene technology labs. Revolutionary doubled-haploid breeding technology brings new hybrids to your fields two-to-three years faster than any competitor today.

Performance in the Field

The speed and precision of bringing science to the field is paying off in unrivaled product innovations, beginning with more than 30 G3 hybrids. The results speak for themselves:

Continue Reading »





Recent News News Archive

12 AgReliant Employees Honored

June 22, 2009

Congratulations to the following sales team members who were selected to represent AgReliant at the elite and prestigious AGORA Sales Recognition Convention sponsored by Group Limagrain.
Continue Reading »

KWS SAAT AG raises annual forecast after good Q3 figures - Growth in the first nine months of the current fiscal year stronger than anticipated

June 1, 2009

KWS SAAT AG (ISIN: DE 0007074007), one of the leading international seed companies, has again reported growth in net sales for the third quarter of its 2008/2009 fiscal year, which ends on June 30. Sales revenues increased by 18% at the end of March to €572.3 (previous year: 483.6)* million.
Continue Reading »

2009 returns projections point to corn vs. soybeans as most profitable

April 6, 2009

An analysis of both historical data and forecasts of costs and returns suggests that corn rather than soybeans will be more profitable in 2009, said a University of Illinois Extension farm financial management specialist.
Continue Reading »

Sandy Vore named Brand Supply Manager

April 1, 2009

I am pleased to announce that Sandy Vore, GLH Customer Accounts Specialist has accepted the position of Brand Supply Manager.
Continue Reading »

Tim Jordal Accepts GLH Product Manager position

March 23, 2009

I am pleased to announce that Tim Jordal has accepted the Great Lakes Hybrids brand Product & Agronomy Manager position.
Continue Reading »