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Royal Barenbrug Group and Oseva Uni enter joint breeding and marketing agreement in grass and legumes

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Oosterhout, The Netherlands and Choceň, Czech Republic
November 22, 2007

The Royal Barenbrug Group of the Netherlands and Oseva Uni a.s. of the Czech Republic entered into a joint breeding and marketing agreement in grass and legumes. The co-operation will lead to a better competitive position for both companies in the continental climate regions throughout the world.

Barenbrug will exclusively test, produce and market new grass and legume varieties developed by Oseva Uni at a global level. Oseva Uni will do the same with Barenbrug varieties in the Czech and Slovak Republic. In addition, Barenbrug and Oseva will extensively exchange plant material and breeding methods in order to develop even further improved varieties.

"This joint breeding is truly unique and will further strengthen our global germplasm pool to support our leadership position in grasses and legumes" explains Stefan van der Heijden, Research Director of Barenbrug. "Many exciting new varieties for the Central European markets will become available in the years to come".

Based in Choceň, Czech Republic, Oseva Uni a.s. is one of the largest breeding and marketing companies in Central Europe. The plant breeding program is focused on forage and amenity grasses and clover species. 

The Barenbrug Group is a family-owned international company, whose major activities are plant breeding, seed production and worldwide marketing of grass seed. With 20 subsidiaries in 12 countries on five continents and almost 500 employees, Barenbrug is one of the largest grass seed companies in the world. In 2004 the Barenbrug Group received the designation 'Royal' on the occasion of their centennial.

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