Press Releases

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  Zyatt and Siskin: the perfect partnership

  13.8.18

  
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  KWS Django: the oilseed rape that is a fit for your farm

  4.7.18

  
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  Rank Hovis Milling finds success with KWS Siskin

  6.7.18

  
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  Jackal: the soft feed that fits every farm

  3.7.18

  
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  KWS invests to develop hybrid rye as a genuine option for the UK arable sector

  2.7.18

  
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  CONVISO SMART open days 2018

  6.6.18

  
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  Hybrid Rye Guide

  25.5.18

  
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  KWS Maize Row Width Trial

  24.5.18

  
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  Avitus KWS has been heralded as a “break-through” variety, pushing the boundaries of early hybrid maize breeding

  May 2018

  
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  The KWS 2018 Cereals Variety Guide is now available

  17.5.18

  
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  ‘Great British Bake Off’ baker will launch KWS’ star Group 1 bread-making wheat variety

  16.5.18

  
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  An attractive combination of disease and yield scores make Django a pragmatic variety proposition

  14.5.18

  
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  Django storms to 20,000 hectares

  3.5.18

  
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  New KWS sugar beet varieties expand high-yielding options for growers

  2.5.18

  
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  Rank Hovis Milling finds success with KWS Siskin

  28.2.18

  
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  Is spring wheat set to make a return?

  23.10.17

  
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  Manage Maize clamps to maximise feed value

  23.10.17

  
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  KWS UK Maize Portfolio 2018

  20.9.17

  
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  KWS Siskin tops organic wheat variety trial

  19.9.17

  
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  Matching variety to drilling date for Peak Performance

  The third week of September typically marks the start of the winter wheat drilling window for the majority of varieties.

  
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  Sowing for Peak Performance

  Every farm has certain considerations and features that make it unique so it is easy to see why for many growers variety choice can be a headache. With 41 varieties on the AHDB Winter Wheat Recommended List alone, finding the varieties that best fit your farm circumstances, is far from easy.

  
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  KWS Siskin tops winter wheat trials in the south west

  4.9.17

  
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  Best yielding variety is easy to cut too

  29.8.17

  
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  Focus on grains per ear for better hybrid rye yields

  29.8.17

  
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  KWS Zyatt shows promise in Kent

  17.8.17

  
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  Verticillium wilt hits yield

  14.8.17

  
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  Winter barley yields mixed, but favour six-rows

  14.8.17

  
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  Barbados Maturity – Making the most of staying green

  10.8.17

  
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  Hybrid rye harvest results harvest '17

  9.8.17

  
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  Increasing yields to improve farm profitability

  9.8.17

  
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  Yield returns to the fore in variety selection

  8.8.17

  
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  Reliable and consistent: characteristics that every grower prizes

  4.8.17

  
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  New SEGES Pig Feeding Trials points to benefits from rye

  19.7.17

  
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  Energy Maize – Sustainable approach pays off for Biogas

  17.7.17

  
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  KWS files important patent for hybrid rye breeding

  29.6.17

  
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  KWS Sassy secures full IBD approval for distilling

  24th May 2017

  
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  Trial reveals benefits of feeding pigs rye

  12th May 2017

  
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  New varieties bring yield and reliability

  11th May 2017

  
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  #VaderstadKWStrial17 update

  9th May 2017

  
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  UK pig rations could mirror growing pig feed sector in Denmark

  Higher yielding hybrids as a substitute feed grain are proving popular with pig producers in Denmark, says breeding company, KWS. Some Danish pig farmers are adding in rye at rates of up to 40% in finishing pig rations. Hybrid Rye has a reduced protein content to wheat, but KWS reckons higher yields of a new variation of rye hybrids generate more feed value per hectare on light soils – especially compared to wheat – in the second cereal slot.  

  
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  Montgomery seed rate trial 2017

  #VaderstadKWStrial17

  
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  Utilise variety resistance to combat light leaf spot

  Stable domestic demand and a fall in the crop area are helping to keep oilseed rape values above their five-year average. For many growers, oilseed rape remains the most profitable and convenient break-crop option.  Unfortunately, it is not without its challenges.

  
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  KWS Zyatt is the real deal, says Rank Hovis Milling

  Fully recommended Group 1 variety KWS Zyatt has received the backing of one of the UK’s leading flour millers just a week after being awarded full breadmaking status from nabim.

  
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  Maize Matters - March 2017

  Managing the fertiliser challenge

  
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  nabim gives KWS Zyatt full Group 1 recommendation

  New top-yielding milling wheat KWS Zyatt has been granted full Group 1 milling approval by nabim following the successful milling and baking of commercial quantities from harvest 2016. The approval is the independent confirmation demanded by the supply chain that KWS Zyatt fully meets the specifications of the UK milling and baking industry.

  
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  Maize Matters - February 2017
  
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  Maize Matters - September 2016
  
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  Maize Matters - May 2016
  
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  Maize Matters - March 2016
  
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  KWS adds new high-yielding cereals and an oilseed rape to 2018 Recommended List

  December 2016

  
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  KWS Launches Four New Forage Maize Varieties

  November 2016

  
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  Spring barley considerations for 2017

  November 2016

  
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  KWS Irina: the farmer friendly variety

  October 2016

  
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  Cordiale still going strong after nearly a decade on farm

  September 2016

  
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  KWS Maize - early and ultra early varieties

  October 2016

  
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  Solid Cordiale performance forces a variety re-think

  September 2016

  
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  Focus on By Pass Starch in Maize

  September 2016

  
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  What is a Dynamic Wheat?

  September 2016

  
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  Lili meets the criteria for Beds farmer

  September 2016

  
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  New varieties take performance to the next level

  May 2016

  
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  Variety Guide

  KWS Variety Guide