1st of October was the official start for the new research center Climate Futures. A center for research-based innovation with the goal of preparing several sectors for the coming climate changes. Among these sectors is the agricultural sector, and Graminor participates in the endeavor.
Read moreTimothy is the most widely grown forage grass in Norway, and also the most important species in Graminor’s forage-grass breeding programme. It has good feed quality and palatability. Sales of timothy seed in Norway exceeded 1000 tons for the first time in 2018.
Read moreKristin Børresen is employed as the new CEO of Graminor AS. The company is Norway's only plant breeding Company, and has breeding programs in forage crops, cereals, potatoes, fruit and berries.
Read moreNordic plant breeding companies, Boreal Plant Breeding Ltd. (Finland), Graminor AS (Norway), and Lantmännen (Sweden), have together produced an SNP array for Nordic oat to enhance the development of better oat varieties for Nordic farmers.
Read moreNew plant varieties are necessary to make plants resistant to new pests and plant diseases as well as adapt to a changing climate and new production systems. New and improved plant varieties are essential to increase food production.
Read moreThe Norwegian Research Council has allocated 9 mill NOK to fund the gene editing project GENEinnovate.The main goal of the project is to develop innovative solutions in the animal and plant breeding industry using gene editing technology.
Read moreGraminor is proud to have Kristin Børresen appointed as a member of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault International Advisory Panel. The Panel will have its first meeting in Svalbard in February 2018 in conjunction with the 10 year anniversary of the Seed Vault.
Read moreA combination of private and public initiatives in plant breeding has ensured a long-term perspective, knowledge level and technological focus resulting in the continuous development of new plant varieties suited to the Nordic region’s unique climate.
Read moreThe 5th Norwegian Plant Biology Conference (NorPlantBio 2017) will take place at Hamar, on the 21st and 22nd of June, 2017.
Read moreGraminor is one of the main partners in a new research project where the goal is to implement new technologies, such as Virtual Reality, in order to improve efficiency in developing new plant varieties.
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