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Research

In addition to having the largest private breeding program in the South, Terral has the most modern, efficient conditioning facilities in the South. These facilities are designed to deliver superior genetics, along with the best quality seed products available in the market. Operations and Quality Assurance continue to be a tradition at Terral.

At Terral, our past goal to develop and distribute seed to the Mid-South producer that provides value to him and his customer, has not changed. Our goal now includes the current development and integration of biotechnology into that value equation.

At Terral's Research and Biotechnology Center, scientists are developing the traits that turn acres into profits, while providing economical, healthy products to American and foreign consumers.

Terral research scientists are developing hybrid corn with stacked biotechnology traits that will give producers the ability to produce higher yields, while being more friendly to the environment by using less herbicides and pesticides. At Terral, we see very rapid adoption of these new traits in hybrid corn. We anticipate that 60% to 80% of corn grown in the Mid-South in the next three to five years will have improved biotechnology traits, many with multiple traits. Simply, with these new hybrids, farmers will be able to produce more high quality grain per acre at less cost to the producer.

 Terral has a long history of developing seed products that help provide the most profit potential per acre. Terral has the largest private breeding and development grain program in the Mid-South, helping farmers make the most of every acre.

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