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30 Sep 2025
What is Farm Saved Seed (FSS)?
Support plant breeding, fund innovation, and secure future crop performance.
Innovation drives better yields, stronger crops, and improved quality year after year. Stay a part of the progress that keeps New Zealand growing and contribute to industry sustainability.
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14 Jul 2025
2026 NZ Cropping Year Book feature
We’ve shared an update in this year’s NZ Cropping Yearbook on some of the cereal cultivars we’ve been working on, including how they’ve performed in the field and what they’re offering growers around the country.
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03 Jul 2025
Choosing the Right Grain for Milksolid Production
Unlock higher returns from milksolids with the right grain choice! Download the flyer below for more info:
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01 Aug 2024
NEW ZEALAND CROPPING YEARBOOK FEATURE: Future profitability lies in supporting R&D pipeline
Some crops sown on a certain Methven farm every year will never contribute
to the bank account in the normal way.
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18 Jul 2024
Cereal Seeds Guide 2024/25
The Cereal Seed Guide 2024/25 is your ultimate resource for successful cereal growing. Click the link below to download the digital version now.
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01 Aug 2023
Sarah Whiteman's Agronomist & Arable Farmer feature
The unique, yet similar, challenges for farmers in New Zealand and the UK
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20 Jul 2023
2020/2021 Wheat Cultivar x Fungicide Trial
Better understand disease strengths and weaknesses of each Cultivar with the 2020/2021 trial information.
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13 Jul 2023
Cropping Year Book article
PGG Wrightson Grain introduces pioneering wheat and triticale cultivars for growers.
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05 Dec 2022
Crops 22
The Crops 22 Guide is a publication that was accompanied by presentations on Annual Crops 22 Event Held in Early December.
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26 Jul 2022
Exciting new spring barley to transform yields
Read the latest article featured in the 2023 Cropping Yearbook.
This spring PGG Wrightson Grain will release SY Transformer into the market as a replacement to Sanette barley....
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This spring PGG Wrightson Grain will release SY Transformer into the market as a replacement to Sanette barley....
17 Jul 2021
The science of cereal breeding
Read the latest article about our cereal seed breeding program featured in the 2022 Cropping Yearbook.
The Cereal Seed business of PGG Wrightson Grain makes over 200 crosses for potential new cereal cultivars every year, as well as screening 300-400 new lines a year from several European breeding partners...
01 Jun 2021
Cereal Seeds logo update
We have recently refreshed the Cereal Seeds logo to highlight the driving influences behind our products. These factors, “Science. Support. Success” can provide growers confidence about the products they purchase.
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15 Feb 2021
Receiving and handling grain checklist
Grain, like any feed, can spoil if kept in unsuitable environments, be sure to follow this checklist when receiving & handling grain.
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15 Feb 2021
Why Feed Grain?
Find out more about how wheat, barley and maize grain can be more beneficial for cows than PKE.
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27 Nov 2020
New Zealand produced grain tells a good story
Champion Flour Milling takes another step toward ensuring the supply of domestic product is stable by signing a multi-year supply contract with Countdown involving New Zealand wheat.
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24 Jul 2018
Gusto 20% CP Calf Pellets
Gusto 20% CP Calf Pellets provide a nutritionally balanced diet right through until weaning. Every batch manufactured includes the same ingredients, ensuring quality and consistency.
Gusto 20% CP Calf Pellets flyer
14 May 2018
Triticale as an altenative supplementary feed
Triticale is a proven alternative supplementary feed to wheat and barley. For dairy farmers, triticale grain delivers a viable high energy, moderate protein alternative to wheat or barley grain.
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06 Nov 2017
Discovery Milling Wheat
A versatile feed and potential premium II milling wheat, consistent high yielder across most sites and years. Sow from late April to early September