Cotton Seed
By Surya Zeeb
Published: March 25, 2025
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Breeds and produces cotton, soybean, wheat and peanut seeds, all strictly non-GMO and tested for GMO contamination
Non-GMO cotton seeds, naturally colored cotton seeds, and pigeon pea seeds
Non-GMO: yellow corn, soybeans, flaxseeds, sorghum, white corn, barley, wheat, sugar, honey, rapeseeds, cottonseeds, vegetable oils
Heirloom seed for food crops, indigenous to southwest US and other, also food products such as dried chiles, mesquite, beans, wheat, cacti, and teas
Ganesha, a non-GMO hybrid cotton seed variety, researched and developed by Paras company in the medium staple segment, Super DCH, non-GMO hybrid cotton seed variety, researched and developed by Paras company in long-staple cotton segment
Non-GMO seeds (cotton, soybean, maize, guar gum, wheat and hybrid wheat, onion, and more), bio-fertilizers, seed coating polymers, and plant growth promoters
Certified organic: cotton fiber and cottonseed
Non-GMO seeds: vegetable, sprouting, microgreens, herb, and flower, growing supplies, and more
