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Research & Development
Partnering with world-class researchers, we deliver industry breakthroughs to ensure our customers are always equipped with the latest in seed technology.
NEXT FIELD DAYS:
17, 18, 19 February 2026
Available herbicide tolerance groups:
Clearfield®, Roundup Ready®, Triazine Tolerant, and Stacked Technology options
Research & Development
Partnering with world-class researchers, we deliver industry breakthroughs to ensure our customers are always equipped with the latest in seed technology.
NEXT FIELD DATS:
17, 18, 19 February 2026
Foundation Farm field days
Click the link below to view the full program and reserve your spot at our upcoming Foundation Farm field days on 17-19 February 2026.

Genetics by environment
Each year, dozens of technology development (TD) trials are conducted across the cropping regions of Australia. Using both our existing and experimental varieties, we gather insights into product performance under different conditions.
The results of these trials don’t exist in isolation. Using biometric analysis, they are compared and standardised across the region and environment. This means confidence in how our varieties perform across environments and seasons.
Industry-leading innovation

Providing solutions to growers and industry
Our technology development program works with some of the best growers, businesses and institutions in Australia to continually trial and evaluate advances in crop management, ag-tech and agronomy.
These solutions are provided freely to growers and industry through our agronomy publications, field days, industry events and farm visits.
Climate change
While the industry has been struggling with drought, Pacific Seeds has been investing in developing traits and exploring management techniques that can help deliver more dependable outcomes in these harsh environments.
Pacific Seeds, the University of Queensland, and Queensland’s Department of Agriculture and Fisheries have together received $605,000 from the Australian Research Council for a project to look into identifying sorghum genes with improved heat tolerance to incorporate into new varieties.


Climate change
While the industry has been struggling with drought, Pacific Seeds has been investing in developing traits and exploring management techniques that can help deliver more dependable outcomes in these harsh environments.
Pacific Seeds, the University of Queensland, and Queensland’s Department of Agriculture and Fisheries have together received $605,000 from the Australian Research Council for a project to look into identifying sorghum genes with improved heat tolerance to incorporate into new varieties.
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