About Us
Pacific Seeds was established in Central Queensland in 1962. Through technological innovations and collaboration with Australian growers, we grew to become the country’s leading seed provider.
In 1974 we released Australia’s first hybrid sunflower, in 1988 introduced the world’s first hybrid canola, and in the early 90s, MR-Buster saw us lead the way in hybrid grain sorghum. By 1996, we merged with Advanta Seeds, and brought herbicide tolerance technology to canola through our Hyola® hybrids. Most recently, we’ve developed and released igrowth® sorghum, world first, innovative technology improving grower flexibility and weed control options.
Careers
Success is only possible with the right people driving it. Pacific Seeds offers diverse opportunities right around Australia; if you’re interested in working for a leading agribusiness, please contact our Human Resources Department on tel:(07) 4690 2666 or careersaus@advantaseeds.com
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- 02 - FNQLD Coast
- 03 - Wide Bay, Burnett & Western Darling Downs
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- 05 - SE QLD
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- 06 - South West Slopes
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- 03 - Southern Wheat Belt
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