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Svalöf Weibull AB: Trait(s) conferred: Decreased amylose production, increased kanamycin resistance: Genes introduced: Granule bound starch synthase, neomycin phosphotransferase II: Source: Solanum tuberosum L., Agrobacterium tumefaciens
The breeding programs focus on cereals, oilseed, forage grasses and legumes for the Scandinavian, Western and Central European tempered climate zones. Our well-known varieties are distributed via Lantmännen organizations and affiliates in the markets around the Baltic Sea. In addition, our varieties find their way to the farmer via wholesale ...
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Mar 26, 2020 · Svalöf AB, creating Sv alöf Weibull AB with Lantmännen as the main shareholder. At the time of the merger , the two former companies jointly owned 17 subsidiary companies (three in Sw eden, two ...
Lantmännen Seed, tidigare Lantmännen SW Seed AB och före 2010 Svalöf Weibull AB, med huvudkontor i Svalöv, är ett växtförädlings- och trädgårdsföretag, som ägs av Lantmännen. Företaget, som bildades 1993 genom en sammanslagning av Svalöf AB och W. Weibull AB. Det omsatte 2006 983 miljoner kronor.
About us. “Svalöf” has a long and successful history in plant breeding ever since the rediscovery of Mendel´s laws in the year 1900. Swedish Plant Breeders like Hjalmar Nilsson and Herman Nilsson-Ehle are well known for their successful breeding work in the Swedish Seed Association based in Svalöv, a small town in southern Sweden. From ...
Production and marketing of agricultural and horticultural seeds worldwide. Svalöf Weibull varieties are grown in more than 40 countries. Svalöf Weibull AB. SE-268 81 Svalöv. Sweden. E-mail: svalofweibull@swseed.se. Phone: +46 418 667000. Fax: +46 418 667100. Visit our vebsite at www.swseed.se.
private companies. Svalöf Weibull AB breeds most agricultural and vegetable crops of importance in the country. Svalöf Weibull is completely owned by the Swedish Farmers’ Association (SLR), who also market the seed. The company receives special state grants for breeding non-profitable crops, such as vegetables and varieties for northern Sweden.
