American Farmer to feature Ag Seeds in upcoming episode airing on RFD-TV
American Farmer will explore Ag Seeds, founded in 1975, whose mission is to identify and sell genetics that are adapted to the changing needs of California Agriculture and that contribute to the sustainable production of safe and nutritious food.
American Farmer will educate audiences on how Ag Seeds has evolved over the last 38 years into California's premier distributor of field seeds, vegetable seeds, and nursery seedlings. This segment will focus on how Ag Seeds is integrated into the California processing tomato business, from variety selection to planting to harvesting, to processing, and more.
"We were flattered and excited by the invitation to be featured on American Farmer; an educational program that focuses on innovation in Agriculture. It is a great opportunity to showcase the unique work we do at Ag Seeds," said Ag Seeds President, Scott Sullivan. "Given the current focus on sustainability, a segment featuring Ag Seeds work in processing tomatoes creates an opportunity to not only illustrate our work. It also creates an opportunity to publicize the great success the California Processing Tomato industry has had conserving resources in the production of this important crop."
Technical support that includes extensive research on product performance, planting schedules, transplant production, transplanting, field evaluations, new technology assessment, market analysis and lab services are all part of the package that Ag-Seeds delivers.
"Ag Seeds sets the standard amongst distributors of genetics in California and has played a key role in the evolution of Agriculture, and the sustainable production of safe and nutritious food," said Charlie Cowan, Producer for the series. "We are thrilled to showcase Ag Seeds in this episode."
For more information about Ag Seeds, visit:
www.agseeds.com or call (530) 666-3361.
For more information
American Farmer
Charlie Cowan, Senior Producer
T: (866) 496-4065 x 875
Charlie@AmericanFarmerTV.com
www.AmericanFarmerTV.com