DLF launches brand unification

DLF Pickseed has brought its brand and business together under the name DLF, a provider of forage and turf seed.
The move coincides with a switch from geographical divisions to functional groups, allowing collaboration for sustainable growth.
DLF Pickseed has brought its brand and business together under the name DLF, a provider of forage and turf seed.

DLF Pickseed, Halsey, Oregon, has brought its brand and business together under the name DLF, a provider of forage and turf seed.

“This evolution synchronizes the influence of DLF’s highly recognized regional brands into a common, stronger identity,” says Neil Douglas, executive vice president, DLF North America. “As DLF, our North American voice becomes amplified, empowered, and important on the global seed stage.”

To ensure DLF continually stays ahead of the market arc, in concert with its brand consolidation, the company moved from geographical divisions to functional groups, creating leadership-by-function to bond its teams together versus dividing them by country. The new structure allows for collaboration across operations and shared services that are foundational to sustainable growth and customer success.

“By aligning our brand and approach, we are well positioned to meet customer demands and deliver new value into the future,” says Douglas. “We can better leverage the groups’ strengths and synergies to continue to lead and innovate.”

Customers will continue to have access to the same products, brands and staff as they do today. The new alignment does however bring greater availability to enhanced services, tools and support by allowing DLF to focus its resources.

“As a true North American company our sphere of influence expands greatly. We can deliver substantial product innovation and solve complex challenges as part of a global organization committed to R&D, our customers and our planet,” adds Douglas.

While the company looks ahead, there is also an important history to recognize. “The Pickseed brand has a strong legacy in several of the markets we serve, and we will continue to honor it as we evolve,” says Douglas. “We are excited to build upon what has been created over the last century.”

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