MAS Seeds® in the Spotlight at Key Agricultural Events – September 2025
This September, MAS Seeds® will be taking part in two major events to share its expertise and innovations
📅 September 9 – Haut-Mauco: A day dedicated to our French and international clients, featuring visits to our facilities and discussions around Regenerative Agriculture, a central theme of our strategy.
📅 September 10 & 11 – Saint-Agnet (40): MAS Seeds® will attend the Méca-culturales trade show, one of the major professional events in agriculture, expected to host over 12,000 participants. Our booth (C49-57) will offer an illustrated tour showcasing:
- Our practical actions in Regenerative Agriculture
- Our genetic innovations in maize and sunflower
- Agronomic solutions to support farmers
🎙 Public Conference – September 10, 12:00–12:45, Trade Show Conference Area
“What is the Role of Seeds in Agroecological Transition?”
A roundtable will present MAS Seeds®’ strategy in Regenerative Agriculture, featuring our experts and Frédéric Thomas, farmer and specialist in soil conservation techniques.
🌱 Why Visit Us?
The Méca-culturales are the perfect opportunity to discover our innovations, meet our experts, and learn about the pivotal role of seeds in the agroecological transition. Come and support MAS Seeds® at booth C49-57!
🎟 Get Your Entry Badge: Coordonnées Méca-Culturales – Les Culturales



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