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Vegetable Production Representative (Qc) | Norseco South Shore of Montreal (Eastern Montérégie) Marie-Pierre Grimard, T NAVEDO F1 CARROT EXPECT Y.R. F1 WINTER CABBAGE 65-1816 65-3615 New cross of long, cylindrical, smooth, A long-term storage, large cabbage. and well-filled roots. Ideal for jumbo and Very round head, upright and high above cello types. Excellent uniformity and the ground. Good tolerance to thrips. Superior quality high yield potential. Will keep its fresh appearance even after Maturity: 63 days many months of storage. for each new generation 2914, Curé-Labelle Boulevard Maturity: 92 days Laval (Quebec) H7P 5R9 BRISTOL F1 CUCUMBER MALBEC F1 CARROT SYBARIS F1 BUSH BEAN CARTIER F1 ONION 65-4214 65-1873 65-5256 65-6637 An early cucumber offering an excellent yield Cello-type red carrot offering the A uniform and an excellent quality bean. An early variety combined with the late at the very start of the season. Straight, uni- best quality and tolerance to bolting The pods set high on the plant and keep variety qualities. Large size potential, very form with a nice dark apparel. Good disease on the market. Good uniformity. off the soil for a clean and easy harvest. good uniformity, and high productivity. packages and tolerance to downy mildew. Storage until July. Maturity : 65 days Maturity : 55 days Maturity : 52 days Warren Peacock Maturity: 94 days Jan van der Heide Representative (On) | Norseco Northeast Market Manager | Bejo Seeds Central & Eastern Quebec and Customer Service Sales Representatives Maritime Provinces [email protected] South Shore of Montreal, Manitoba Yves Thibault, agr. 514 332-2275 | Toll free : 1 800 561-9693 & Organic Market [email protected] Gilliane Bisson | 418 660-1498 418 666-8947 450 682-4959 Toll free : 1 800 567-4594 [email protected] 418 655-0312 514 295-7202 Office Sales North Shore of Montreal Ontario Warren Peacock Claudine Beauchemin, d.t.a. Michel Gratton [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] | 519 427-7239 514 332-2275 1 800 561-9693 514 898-4281 Stéphanie Gosselin, agr. British Columbia South Shore of Montreal (Western Montérégie) [email protected] Ben Yurkiw Marie-Hélène Monchamp 514 332-2275 | 1 800 561-9693 [email protected] [email protected] 604 830-9295 514 968-2906 Marie-Hélène Monchamp Vegetable Production Representative (Qc) | Norseco South Shore of Montreal (Eastern Montérégie) Marie-Pierre Grimard, T. Tech [email protected] CATALOGUE SEASON ONEIDA (BGS 342) F1 ONION RED CARPET F1 ONION SADDLEBACK F1 ONION 450 261-7468 2020 65-6630 65-6696 65-6612 Evaluation of an onion trial A more productive version, but a few days later, Early Redwing type, with a very nice external and internal red colour. An early variety with large size potential. A good choice in Napierville with the Norseco than the Cartier variety. Excellent yield and very good skin. Good uniformity and large size potential. to secure transition from transplant to first seedlings. Good long-term storage potential. norseco.com Proud of our roots since 1928 Maturity: 111 days Maturity: 95 days and Seminis teams. Maturity: 98 days NAVEDO F1 CARROT EXPECT Y.R. F1 WINTER CABBAGE 65-1816 65-3615 New cross of long, cylindrical, smooth, A long-term storage, large cabbage. and well-filled roots. Ideal for jumbo and Very round head, upright and high above cello types. Excellent uniformity and the ground. Good tolerance to thrips. Superior quality high yield potential. Will keep its fresh appearance even after Maturity: 63 days many months of storage. for each new generation 2914, Curé-Labelle Boulevard Maturity: 92 days Laval (Quebec) H7P 5R9 BRISTOL F1 CUCUMBER MALBEC F1 CARROT SYBARIS F1 BUSH BEAN CARTIER F1 ONION 65-4214 65-1873 65-5256 65-6637 An early cucumber offering an excellent yield Cello-type red carrot offering the A uniform and an excellent quality bean. An early variety combined with the late at the very start of the season. Straight, uni- best quality and tolerance to bolting The pods set high on the plant and keep variety qualities. Large size potential, very form with a nice dark apparel. Good disease on the market. Good uniformity. off the soil for a clean and easy harvest. good uniformity, and high productivity. packages and tolerance to downy mildew. Storage until July. Maturity : 65 days Maturity : 55 days Maturity : 52 days Warren Peacock Maturity: 94 days Jan van der Heide Representative (On) | Norseco Northeast Market Manager | Bejo Seeds Central & Eastern Quebec and Customer Service Sales Representatives Maritime Provinces [email protected] South Shore of Montreal, Manitoba Yves Thibault, agr. 514 332-2275 | Toll free : 1 800 561-9693 & Organic Market [email protected] Gilliane Bisson | 418 660-1498 418 666-8947 450 682-4959 Toll free : 1 800 567-4594 [email protected] 418 655-0312 514 295-7202 Office Sales North Shore of Montreal Ontario Warren Peacock Claudine Beauchemin, d.t.a. Michel Gratton [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] | 519 427-7239 514 332-2275 1 800 561-9693 514 898-4281 Stéphanie Gosselin, agr. British Columbia South Shore of Montreal (Western Montérégie) [email protected] Ben Yurkiw Marie-Hélène Monchamp 514 332-2275 | 1 800 561-9693 [email protected] [email protected] 604 830-9295 514 968-2906 Marie-Hélène Monchamp Vegetable Production Representative (Qc) | Norseco South Shore of Montreal (Eastern Montérégie) Marie-Pierre Grimard, T. Tech [email protected] CATALOGUE SEASON ONEIDA (BGS 342) F1 ONION RED CARPET F1 ONION SADDLEBACK F1 ONION 450 261-7468 2020 65-6630 65-6696 65-6612 Evaluation of an onion trial A more productive version, but a few days later, Early Redwing type, with a very nice external and internal red colour. An early variety with large size potential. A good choice in Napierville with the Norseco than the Cartier variety. Excellent yield and very good skin. Good uniformity and large size potential. to secure transition from transplant to first seedlings. Good long-term storage potential. norseco.com Proud of our roots since 1928 Maturity: 111 days Maturity: 95 days and Seminis teams. Maturity: 98 days Index A Corn-Sweet 22-24 M S Vilmorin-Mikado brings Leading the Way Artichoke 4 Cress 21 Melon 37 Salsify 61 Cucumber 25-26 PRIMUS Asparagus 4 O Shallots-French 43 Cucumber-Pickling 27 Spinach 62 ® B Okra 38 A TripleSweet Plus corn variety, Primus features Sprouts and Micro Greens 44, 45 Beans 4-6 E Onion 38-42 exceptional quality and tenderness with even Squash-Summer 63, 64 Beet 7 Eggplant 28 Onion-Bunching 43 innovation to farming more supersweet kernels on every ear, and an an Squash-Winter 64-68 Broccoli 8,9 Oriental Vegetables 44 G Swiss Chard 68 improved shelf-life. Broccoli Mini 9 Gourds 29 P Brussels Sprouts 10 T Greenhouse Vegetables 83-87 Parsnip 44 Tomato 69-77 C Ground cherry 30 Peas 45 Turnip 78 CABO Cabbage-Chinese 11 H Pepper-Hot 51-53 Cabbage-Pointed 13 Herbs 88,89 Pepper-Sweet 46-50 W Offering superior eating quality and excellent Cabbage-Savoy 11 Potato 60 Watermelon 78 adaptability, Cabo is a large augmented Cabbage-Summer 12-13 K Pumpkin 54-59 supersweet variety with plentiful dark green Kale 30 EVERYWHERE, Cabbage-Winter 14-15 R flags and great tip fill. Carrot 16-18 Kohlrabi 31 Radish 60,61 Cauliflower 19 CLOSER TO L Rapini 61 Lasalle Flagler Celeriac 20 Leaf, Baby 32 Rhubarb 61 YOU Celery 20 High quality, easy-pick beans Sweet corn with with exceptional eating Leek 31 Rutabaga 61 SPINELESS SUPREME Chicory 21 with good yields quality and a beautiful package Lettuce 33-36 VAQUERO Spineless Supreme produces high gloss fruit and offers an improved disease and virus resistance package for high yield potential. VOLCANO F1 ® Prime DEPURPLE Mountain Honey EverGol A lavender-pink cauliflower variety ideal for AGAINST ONION SMUT the specialty color market, DePurple features Delicious, high-yielding uniform maturity, dense dome-shaped heads, Mischief grape tomatoRed with Satin crimson gene and consistent performance under different Small 2-4 lb pumpkin that produces Very uniformand F-3* roots resistance and excellent field environmental conditions. high yields of quality fruit. holding ability Onions treated with Progro For more information on these or other Syngenta Varieties, visit SyngentaUS.com/Vegetables. 30% waste due to onion smut Harris Moran is proud to offer a variety of A828 F1 ® uniquely attractive, high-quality products Onions treated with EVERGOL PRIME CONTACT: Brad Smith - T. 831 998 2018 - [email protected] for your specific market needs. 0.5% waste due to onion smut VILMORIN NORTH AMERICA COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION | US7786 1119 COMMUNICATIONS 3 Harris Place Find out more at https://hmclause.com/regional-products/ Salinas, CA 93901 USA T. +1 (831) 771 1500 *For complete disease resistance information, please visit SyngentaUS.com/Vegetables ® F. +1 (831) 771 1517 All photos are either the property of Syngenta or are used with permission. EverGol Prime ensures you of solid protection against onion smut. ©2019 Syngenta. Some or all of the varieties may be protected under one or more of the following: Plant Variety Protection, United States Plant Patents and/or Utility Patents and may not be propagated vilmorinnorthamerica.com or reproduced without authorization. The Alliance Frame, the Purpose Icon and the Syngenta logo are trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company. ® In 2020, EverGol Prime becomes Norseco’s standard treatment of onion seeds. Vilmorin is a brand of Vilmorin-Mikado Business Unit 1910 Press Ad Noresco.indd 1 04/11/2019 15:48:10 Index A Corn-Sweet 22-24 M S Vilmorin-Mikado brings Leading the Way Artichoke 4 Cress 21 Melon 37 Salsify 61 Cucumber 25-26 PRIMUS Asparagus 4 O Shallots-French 43 Cucumber-Pickling 27 Spinach 62 ® B Okra 38 A TripleSweet Plus corn variety, Primus features Sprouts and Micro Greens 44, 45 Beans 4-6 E Onion 38-42 exceptional quality and tenderness with even Squash-Summer 63, 64 Beet 7 Eggplant 28 Onion-Bunching 43 innovation to farming more supersweet kernels on every ear, and an an Squash-Winter 64-68 Broccoli 8,9 Oriental Vegetables 44 G Swiss Chard 68 improved shelf-life.
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