Appointment of new EVP and CEO for Oceania
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Hugh McDonald as Executive Vice President and CEO for Oceania, effective from 19 May 2025.
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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
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We are pleased to announce the appointment of Hugh McDonald as Executive Vice President and CEO for Oceania, effective from 19 May 2025.
Spring drought is a relatively new phenomenon caused by climate change. It’s one of the great challenges of keeping a lawn green and lush. Luckily, our stress-tolerant Quick Action® tetraploid perennial ryegrass varieties are ideal turfgrasses for coping with lower rainfall during spring.
A programme of Johnsons J Fairway has been praised by the team at Woodbridge Golf Club, after delivering tried and trusted performance for more than a decade. Such is the consistency and quality of results from the 100% fescue blend on the fairways, Course Manager Paul Lawrence is now employing another 100% fescue mix from the Johnsons Sports Seed range on the clubs 27 greens as they seek to improve drought and disease tolerance.