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If your forage inventories are running low heading into fall and winter, consider seeding forage crops in late summer. These options not only boost forage production but also provide valuable cover crop benefits for your soil. Read more
Summer seeding of alfalfa can be successful if proper management techniques are applied. Let’s review the advantages, risks and recommendations for establishing an alfalfa stand in late summer. Read more
DLF has just launched a new corporate purpose and a new group strategy. Both initiatives mark an important step in DLF's development as a global seed company and emphasize increased interaction with the outside world, customer focus, corporate culture, operational optimization, and the development of employees and the organization. Read more
As the U.S. Women’s Open returns this week, turf professionals will have a unique opportunity to see one of the industry's boldest turfgrass transitions put to the test on a major championship stage. Read more
Summer annuals are playing an increasingly important role in forage crop rotations. Factors such as historic winter kill events, improved risk management, and a better understanding of how to manage these crops have led to wider adoption. However, as usage increases, the availability of seed has become more limited, with fewer companies producing summer annual varieties. To make the most of summer annuals in your forage system, it’s essential to have a well-thought-out plan, select products tailored to your operation, and secure seed supplies early in the season. Read more
DLF’s elite turfgrasses are once again under the spotlight at a PGA TOUR event, as the world’s best golfers head to McKinney, Texas, for THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch. Read more
DLF’s North American business unit is excited to announce the establishment of dedicated Product Knowledge Centers in Philomath, Oregon, and Port Hope, Ontario effective July 1, 2025. These centers will enhance DLF’s product education, field trials, and technical support capabilities, ensuring stronger collaboration between product management, marketing, and sales. This allows the company to better serve its customers while maintaining a strong presence in key regions. Read more
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DLF's new seed enhancement and operations facility in Albany, Oregon is featured in this month's issue of Seed World! The article highlights how DLF is setting the bar for innovation and operational excellence in the seed industry. Read more
On November 11, 2024, the Turfgrass Breeders Association presented Dr. Leah Brilman with the Spirit Award in recognition of her outstanding leadership and lifelong dedication to the turfgrass industry. Read more
Søren Halbye, CEO, presented our 2023/24 Annual Report during DLF's General Meeting in Nyborg, Denmark. Read more
The Seed Research of Oregon® brand has officially transitioned to Seed Research by DLF™. This strategic change is part of a broader initiative by DLF to unify its brand presence across North America. The shorter name, Seed Research, is already widely recognized among turf industry professionals, and the endorsement of DLF connects the popular brand to the global leader in turf and forage seed. Read more
This week, the PGA Tour makes its long-awaited return to Utah for the Black Desert Championship, a new addition to the Tour’s FedEx Cup Fall series. This landmark event marks the first time a PGA Tour competition will be held in the Beehive State since the Utah Open Invitational in 1963. The championship is part of a four-year partnership with Black Desert Resort and is set against the stunning backdrop of Ivins, just 40 miles from Zion National Park. Read more