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Spring sowing campaign: a structured sector from seed to grain
While the spring sowing campaign Once it starts, exchanges with partners intensify around varietal choices, market opportunities and the organization of supply chains.
At ID GRAINThis key period is based on three fundamental principles: a diverse range, contracting solutions adapted and a continuous work across the entire chain, from varietal selection up to the industrial valorization.
The objective remains simple: to offer reliable solutions, consistent with the realities on the ground and adapted to market expectations.
A spring range designed for the realities of the field
Our spring range It now covers a wide range of species, allowing it to meet the needs of different markets: oleaginous, vegetable proteins, seeds for human consumption, industrial opportunities ou more specific sectors.
This diversity is not just a matter of supply: it makes it possible to concretely support the diversification of crops, to secure markets and to provide alternatives adapted to current agronomic constraints.
Each campaign is also an opportunity to adjust this range according to feedback from the field, climate changes and the expectations of processors.
Use contracts to secure projects
In the current context, the contractualization remains an essential tool for giving visibility to all stakeholders: producers, storage facilities and manufacturers.
It helps secure volumes, quality, and markets, while allowing the necessary flexibility for each project. This structure facilitates decision-making for producers and strengthens the reliability of supplies for industry.
But beyond the contract, it is above all a partnership effort: regular exchanges, technical support and adaptation to the realities of each sector.
A supply chain built from upstream to downstream
The strength of the supply chains rests on a continuous work which begins well before sowing and continues until transformation.
Preliminary work: varietal selection and screening
La exclusive and the Evaluation varieties These are key steps. They allow us to identify solutions adapted to agronomic conditions, but also compatible with the qualitative and technological expectations of the markets.
This proactive work is essential to limit risks and ensure consistency between agricultural production and market outlets.
Close collaboration with manufacturers
Downstream, ID GRAIN works closely with manufacturers throughout the campaign. The objective is to to meet the needs of customers while providing clear information on the state of the market, the agronomic situation in the fields and crop rotation decisions.
Collaborative work is carried out from the varietal selection stage: tests are used to evaluate the behavior of new varieties in different machining processes, while feedback from manufacturers on technological and visual criteria is integrated to guide choices.
The implementation of sector contracts secures supplies and guarantees fixed prices, limiting dependence on international markets and climatic hazards.
All of these exchanges create a strong link between upstream and downstream, making it possible to reconcile the needs of producers and manufacturers and to build sustainable French supply chains together.
A collective dynamic focused on the future
La spring campaign This is part of an evolving agricultural context: diversification of crops, increased expectations for traceability, adaptation to climate and securing supplies.
In this context, the sector-based approach developed by ID GRAIN aims to create durable solutionsbuilt with partners and adapted to the realities on the ground.
More than just a variety offering, it's a collective dynamic which is built campaign after campaign.
So, if you're looking for sowing seeds en chickpea, oilseed flax, striped sunflowers, popcorn corn, buckwheat et bean If you are interested in setting up this type of sector, please do not hesitate to contact us here: