Austria 
Belgium 
Bulgaria 
Denmark 
France 
Germany 
Italy 
Netherlands 
Poland 
Portugal 
Romania 
Russia 
Serbia 
Spain 
Turkey 
United Kingdom 
Ukraine 
China 
Mexico 
Morocco 
West Africa 
Field trialing is how we make sure what we develop matches real conditions.
At MAS Seeds, our trialing network is built to reflect what the market is asking for across soils, environments and climates. So we can compare hybrids with solid, reliable phenotyping data.
📍 Europe + Mexico + Africa
📊 Up to 400,000 plots
🌽 30,000 hybrids characterized
🌱 400 locations, all on farmers’ fields
The point of this scale: test hybrids across a wide range of factors, and build a consistent offer that makes sense for our structure, while supporting farmers across multiple countries.
🎥 In this video: a closer look at how the network is organized.
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