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Turf has to work harder these days. As the weather becomes increasingly unpredictable, players still expect year-round pitch use. The solution is 4turf®, a range of highly resilient, low-temperature turf varieties that make the turf manager’s job easier. And the time to overseed is now. Read more
Growing and managing turfgrass is getting tougher. The pressure is on to use fewer resources – less pesticide, fertiliser, water, and management time – to grow turf sustainably. Red fescue is the answer. It doesn’t just perform well on all environmental measures, it is also fine textured and has a nice colour. Read more
With a revenue of DKK 8,756 million and an EBIT of DKK 522 million in the fiscal year 2022/23, DLF presents a record revenue and the third-best EBIT in the company's history at today's Annual General Meeting. The sales of clover and grass seeds were overall lower than in 2021/22, and the operating results were affected by inflation and rising costs associated with the significant 2022 harvest Read more
Grass-seed consumption during the past year has been slower than during the two previous years when COVID-19 forced people to stay at home and devote more time to their gardens. Now that we’re back to normality, seed consumption has returned to typical levels. Inevitably, there are other issues to worry about. Inflation, which has fallen from its highest levels, continues to be a concern, driven primarily by rising gas, electricity, and overall consumer prices. Inflation is still far higher than people are used to, which is why it continues to dampen consumer spending and reduce trade activity. As always, the weather plays its part in the seed industry. Last year we enjoyed an exceptional harvest with abundant yields and excellent dry storage conditions. Not so for the 2023 seed production year, which offers a stark contrast to the success of the previous year. Read more
Field agents and distributors from across Ontario and Québec traveled to DLF’s new research station in Port Hope, Ontario for an up-close look at DLF seeds and science. The one-of-a-kind event showcased a remarkable portfolio of forage and corn varieties, and introduced attendees to the product development team and DLF seed experts. Read more
Excitement is growing in Oregon as the new building takes shape and research trials move forward! Read more
The 2023 Rugby World Cup has commenced – this year in France Read more
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DLF, the worldwide market leader in forage and turf seed, is proud to announce its acquisition of the Corteva AgriscienceTM alfalfa breeding program effective September 1st. This includes Corteva’s global alfalfa germplasm and breeding program, the Alforex Seeds® brand name and trademarks including Hi-Gest® alfalfa technology, Hi-Ton performance alfalfa, Hi-Salt salinity tolerant alfalfa, and msSuntra® hybrid technology, current commercial alfalfa varieties and select Corteva personnel supporting the alfalfa program Read more
Grass is alive, vital and fresh. So is the new design of our Turfline packaging. We’ve set the focus on simplicity with a relatable photo front and graphic elements, making it easier for the consumer to understand the purpose of the different mixtures and be able to choose the right seed mixture. Read more
Angers, France, recently played host to an incredible gathering of seed enthusiasts from across the world! Read more
DLF’s global growth and expansion in the past 10-15 years have brought in numerous new companies and colleagues, providing us with valuable access to new markets, products, knowledge, and technologies Read more
DLF's ongoing advancements: unveiling the power of seed priming in Kentucky Bluegrass through successful field trials Read more