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KWS Seeds celebrates the opening of research greenhouse
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KIMBERLY, Idaho — KWS Seeds recently celebrated the grand opening of its expanded greenhouse complex at the Research Station in Kimberly.
“This grand opening reflects an exciting step forward for sugarbeet research and seed development at Kimberly,” said Breanne Stowell, senior station manager with KWS Seeds.
From left, Michael G. Arrington, president of Starr Construction, Felix Büchting, CEO and spokesperson of the Executive Board at KWS SAAT SE & Co. KgaA, Breanne Stowell, senior station manager at KWS in Kimberly, and Chris Uhlig, CEO of Ceres Greenhouse Solutions, cut the ribbon at the new KWS Seeds Kimberly Research Station in Kimberly, Idaho.
The Kimberly Research Station, located on a 230-acre research site, is one of KWS Seeds’ five breeding and research stations in the United States and plays an important role in trait and hybrid development for sugarbeet production.
The grand opening celebration recognized the completion of the greenhouse expansion project and the collaboration that helped bring it to life.