Plant Breeding companies

 

Company	Headquarters	Reputation/Rating
Bayer CropScience	Monheim, Germany	High (Global leader in agricultural innovation)
Syngenta	Basel, Switzerland	High (Strong presence in seed and crop protection)
Corteva Agriscience	Wilmington, USA	High (Renowned for seed and digital agriculture)
Monsanto (now part of Bayer)	St. Louis, USA	High (Pioneering in GM crops and biotechnology)
Limagrain	Clermont-Ferrand, France	High (Strong in seed production and breeding)
KWS Saat	Einbeck, Germany	High (Specialized in field crops and vegetable seeds)
Dow AgroSciences (now part of Corteva)	Indianapolis, USA	High (Innovative solutions in agriculture)
Rijk Zwaan	Fijnaart, Netherlands	High (Leading in vegetable seed breeding)
Seminis (part of Bayer)	St. Louis, USA	High (Known for vegetable seed varieties)
Sakata Seed Corporation	Yokohama, Japan	High (Global leader in vegetable and flower seeds)
East-West Seed	Bangkok, Thailand	High (Specializes in tropical vegetable seeds)
Breezeway	Christchurch, New Zealand	Moderate (Focus on niche and specialty crops)
AgReliant Genetics	Westfield, USA	Moderate (Strong in corn and soybean breeding)
DLF Seeds	Skanderborg, Denmark	Moderate (Focuses on grass and forage crops)
Bintulu Agricultural Research Station (BARS)	Bintulu, Malaysia	Moderate (Research-focused in tropical crops)

Notes:

• High Rating: These companies are generally recognized as industry leaders due to their extensive research and development, innovative breeding technologies, and significant market share.
• Moderate Rating: These companies have a strong presence in specific niches or regions but may not have the same global impact as the top-rated companies.