During the month of October, as part of its Sakata Gives Corporate Giving Program, Sakata Seed America, a world leader in breeding and producing vegetable and flower seed, participated in two walks, …
Guidance for the Packet Seed Trade Vegetable Seeds for packets are a top priority at Sakata Home Grown. We know your customers are looking for a wide selection of attractive, tasty, easy-to-grow vegetables. …
Protecting Plant Genetics Breeding & Baseball The recent World Series brought to mind how baseball is like flower breeding. Building a championship baseball franchise takes lots of time and money for scouting and acquiring …
Well, at least one in ten peppers is said to be... What you need to know about these unique peppers! Shishito peppers are popping up on menus and retail shelves all over America. Their …
Learn these top smoothie tips to inspire customers and boost sales! Smoothies and juices are healthy for the consumer and for your farm market business! They use large volumes of premium greens, fruit …
Enjoy an Abundant Fall Bounty With These Top Picks! With a little late summer planning and strategic variety choices, growers can add greens of all kinds to the fall bounty. by Heather Kibble Fall is …
RETAILERS can inspire customers and boost plant sales by encouraging juice and smoothie gardens! Smoothies can add some needed servings of vegetables and fruits to our diets. They can be the perfect go-to …
Via The UC Davis Seed Biotechnology Center's Kent J. Bradford Endowment On March 23rd, 2016, Sakata Seed America’s Senior Director of Sales and Marketing, John Nelson, announced a substantial contribution to the Seed …
On Monday, January 18th, Sakata employees performing routine field maintenance found a young male panther kitten abandoned and sleeping in one of the fields of Sakata’s Research Station in Ft. Myers, FL. Although …
Sakata Pumpkins Bring Big Smiles and Full Tummies to Woodland Park Zoo! Sakata’s PNW office left their mark on this year’s Annual Pumpkin Bash at Woodland Park Zoo! Sakata employees recently got their hands dirty …