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Incotec in Enkhuizen is a living example of the importance of innovation in the seed improvement sector. Because after development, seed for maize, sunflowers, grains, rice, vegetables and tomatoes and

Visitors to the “Smakelijk Eten” (Good Food) exhibition in the Westfries Museum are stepping into a state-of-the-art restaurant

Below a photo impression of the tournament. More pictures can be found in the Picasa web album of Seed Valley

Four large Enkhuizen seed companies will be kicking off a new year of sport with an indoor football tournament. The tournament is an initiative by the staff associations of Enza Zaden, Syngenta Seeds, Incotec and Monsanto

The UC Davis Seed Biotechnology Center is pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for the second class...

Laboratory work has an increasingly important place at many seed companies and there are regular vacancies for laboratory staff at intermediate vocational (MBO) level in our region

Nine American and Canadian journalists are touring the Netherlands for a week to blog, chat and write about the Netherlands’ state-of-the-art sustainable horticulture

This week, Enkhuizen will be the stage for the European Plant Breeding Academy, a two-year study programme for plant breeders

Sunday = health day. Running against a headwind on dead straight polder roads, networking as you catch your breath afterwards...

In today’s Speech from the Throne, Queen Beatrix reflected on the value of agricultural innovation and the contribution made by Dutch technology to feeding the world:

The All Stars team, comprising runners from various companies in Seed Valley, will be ready and raring to go at the starting line of the Agriport A7 Half Marathon on Sunday 3 October 2010

The Summer School “Meet the fascinating world of Green Genetics” (23 - 27 Aug) has come and gone. This was the twelfth time that Wageningen University held this study week in partnership with seed companies and the Technological Top Institute Green Genetics

Father Godfrey Nzamujo, the spiritual father of the Songhai initiative in West Africa, recently visited Seed Valley. Nzamujo is convinced that a more efficient agri-food chain is the key to social stability and reducing poverty in West Africa