Warner Seeds, Inc

10/21/2026

Exciting News from Warner Seeds!

We’re excited to announce that the Warner Seeds Technology Use Agreement (TUA) is now live on the AgCelerate platform! As part of our continued transition from the IP asset purchase, all previously established Technology Use Agreements have been successfully transferred into the Warner Seeds system.

What does this mean for you?

✅ Existing Agreements Remain Valid: If you previously signed a stewardship agreement through S&W, you're already covered! Your agreement remains active, and no additional action is required.

✅ Updated Agreement Language: Moving forward, new agreements will reflect updated Warner Seeds language and stewardship guidelines.

✅ Expanded Trait Coverage: Our updated TUA now includes stewardship provisions for our Prussic Acid Free (PF) technology, supporting responsible use of our growing trait portfolio.

Growers can now access and complete new Technology Use Agreements through www.agcelerate.com.

We're excited to have this transition completed and look forward to continuing to bring innovative sorghum technologies to growers with the stewardship support they deserve!

Have questions? Reach out to your local Warner Seeds representative. We're happy to help!

09/24/2026

Our Warner Seeds team had a great time joining the Pixar-themed homecoming parade! We chose Cars, complete with a side-by-side transformed into Mater and Lightning McQueen riding along on the trailer.

A lot of care and creativity went into bringing it all together during downtime at work and on our team’s own time. A special thank you to Katie Soria, Estefany Rodriguez, and Kiara Norez for organizing the effort, and to everyone who helped build and bring the float to life.

We work hard at Warner Seeds, and showing up for the community we call home matters just as much. It was a joy to see the town come together for homecoming!

09/08/2026

We’re excited to see Warner Seeds Commercial Lead Tanner Antonick featured on the National Sorghum Producers podcast!

Tanner joined the conversation to discuss the DT2™ trait and some of the exciting new developments taking place at Warner Seeds.

We truly appreciate NSP for the opportunity and value our partnership with an organization that works tirelessly to support the sorghum industry. We’re proud of the collaboration between Warner Seeds and NSP, and we look forward to what the future holds!

In this episode of Milo Matters, host Eric Washington sits down with Tanner Antonick, commercial lead for Warner Seeds, to discuss the company’s next chapter. Antonick explains how the combined research, breeding and molecular capabilities are expanding Warner Seeds’ pipeline, including DT2 trait development, earlier application flexibility with FirstAct herbicide and the PF trait aimed at reducing prussic acid risk in forage sorghum. The conversation also explores what growers and dealers can expect for 2027 and why producer-led advocacy matters to seed companies and the broader sorghum industry. Milo Matters is presented by Case IH, an NSP industry partner and the premier sponsor of the podcast.

Listen Here: https://sorghumgrowers.com/podcast/

06/30/2026

Warner Seeds is honored to sponsor the Randall County Shooting Sports-Shotgun Club. This past weekend they had a district meet with over 150 young athletes from across the Texas panhandle.

We’re especially proud of our own Cody Bigham, (Production Manager) who volunteers as one of the clubs coaches. Alongside the other coaches and dedicated parent volunteers, they invest their time in developing the next generation both on and off the range.

At Warner Seeds, we believe in more than just growing crops - we’re committed to growing strong communities.

Thank you to the Randall County Shooting Sports club for letting us be a small part of your journey!

06/23/2026

We love seeing great things happening in the communities where we live and work.

Recently, a new mural was completed in Dumas, Texas by artist Lexi Antonick. The artwork adds another unique touch to a community that continues to invest in its future and celebrate its local culture.

Alex Soria from our seed production team stopped by to check out the finished piece and even captured a few aerial views with his drone.

With a seed production facility in Dumas, Warner Seeds is proud to be part of this community and always enjoys seeing projects that make the area an even better place to live, work, and visit. Great job, Lexi, on a beautiful addition to Dumas!

06/17/2026

The Warner Seeds teams from the U.S. and Mexico have spent the last several weeks hosting plot tours across Central and South Texas. This season has certainly tested everyone’s patience, with frequent rains and challenging field conditions making it tough to get where we need to be. But that’s agriculture, and you make the most of every opportunity.

One of the best parts of plot tour season is bringing our teams together. These visits provide a great opportunity to collaborate, compare observations across regions, and share knowledge that helps us better serve our customers. From evaluating new products to discussing agronomic challenges and opportunities, there’s tremendous value in learning from each other’s experiences.

The weather may not have made it easy, but the conversations, collaboration, and time in the field have made it worthwhile.

06/04/2026

The Warner Seeds commercial and R&D teams will be across Central and South Texas over the next several weeks, and we’re excited to showcase the newest product developments and portfolio advancements coming through the pipeline.

These locations provide an important early look at product performance before the Plains region begins planting and production decisions are finalized. The humid environments across Central and South Texas create ideal conditions for evaluating disease tolerance, while also giving us an opportunity to analyze regrowth potential and recovery in our multicut forage products.

Plot tour season is one of the best times of year because it brings together breeding, agronomics, and commercial teams to see what’s working, what’s next, and where we can continue improving products for our customers.

05/21/2026

Two weeks made a big difference in Central Texas.

Our forage plots in Taylor, TX put on enough growth over the last 14 days that the sales team was able to shred rows for future demonstration of regrowth potential. It’s always exciting to see products respond under real-world conditions.

Sorghum aphids have also begun to show up in the plots, giving our team another opportunity to continue screening forage products for the unique aphid tolerance offered by WSI genetics. The grain sorghum entries are not far behind either. Heads are just starting to emerge, and these plots should be ready to tour in the next couple of weeks.

Plot tour season is one of the best times of the year. Nothing beats getting into the field to see the genetics work firsthand.

05/05/2026

Plots are coming along in Hutto, TX. Planted March 15, this Warner Seeds forage demo is tracking right on schedule and should be ready for first cut and regrowth demonstrations within the next two weeks.

This year, the work coming out of Dr. Raghu Sripathi’s forage program has delivered a wave of new products to the commercial team, allowing WSI to more than double our forage demo entries. These plots are a key step in training our customer base on the new and unique products that will be available in 2027.

Looking forward to plot tour season and the opportunity to get boots on the ground with our retail partners.

04/29/2026

Great weekend in Kansas supporting the annual NSP Golf Tournament and connecting with partners across the sorghum industry.

Ahead of the tournament, Warner Seeds and ADAMA hosted an evening focused on Double Team Sorghum Cropping Solutions and the continued evolution of the DT trait. We had a strong group of retail partners and regional seed companies join us for a night of discussion and networking.

Dr. Payne Burks kicked things off with a deep dive into the history of the DT trait, from early discovery through initial commercialization, and what the upcoming DT2 launch means for the future. He also shared a look at additional technologies in development that continue to push sorghum forward.

Hunter Johnson followed with an overview of herbicide label updates, best use practices, and how DT2 will impact in-field application strategies, along with a great Q&A session with the seedsmen in attendance.

The next day, Warner Seeds and ADAMA were proud to co-sponsor the NSP Golf Tournament under the Double Team platform. With five teams in play and a wide range of customers represented, it was a great day on the course. We also enjoyed connecting with fellow attendees at our sponsored hole and sharing a sorghum-based b**r as a fun way to highlight the versatility of the crop we are all working to advance.

A big thank you to National Sorghum Producers for hosting another outstanding event. We appreciate the partnership and look forward to building on this momentum for years to come.