Maizex Seeds has announced that they are partnering with Clark Agri Service to help service grower needs in parts of Haldimand-Norfolk, Niagara, Hamilton-Wentworth, and Brant counties. As part of the agreement, Maizex will be supplying key soybean varieties and corn hybrids to Clark Agri Service. The agreement between the two companies is based on a…
(Tilbury, ON, June 17, 2024) Maizex Seeds has announced its exclusive forage and cereal varieties will now be marketed under the Maizex brand, following a similar rebranding of its soybeans line last year. This move solidifies Maizex as one of Canada’s pre-eminent seed companies and brings with it the retirement of the Elite Seeds brand….
Maizex Seeds will be an integral part of the new SojaCan Identity Preserved (IP) soybean alliance, together with Beechwood Agri Services, VDB Grains, and Grains Quebec. This closed-loop IP soybean system will provide your customers with a new access point for IP premiums when planting unique identity preserved soybean varieties sold by Maizex Seeds. “We…
Maizex Seeds has announced a major change to their branding strategy going forward. Starting with the 2024 marketing campaign, Maizex will be promoting both seed corn and soybeans under the Maizex Seeds brand. “When we launched the joint venture between Maizex Seeds and Sollio Agriculture five years ago, our goal was to ensure our joint…
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Corns Up! Now What? Davey Emery, Maizex Territory Manager The spring of 2018 will go down as a slightly delayed planting season in south western Ontario. Some of the corn in Chatham – Kent that was planted on May/02/2018 is now starting to finally emerge. Ironically, corn planted on May/07/2018 is also emerging at the…
In this edition of Maizex moving Agronomist Greg Stewart discusses tailstock alignment and seed planting depths….