HEMPGenTech

18/10/2026

Queensland’s new ARC-backed centre raises an important question for ( **p and ): will they be included early enough to build the crop-specific evidence needed for practical use?
Our latest analysis looks at why crop-protection products still need evidence for efficacy, crop safety, application and field performance in the intended crop and environment.
Link to the full article in comments

16/10/2026

European bio-economy initiative SSUCHY-Next highlights the work between a **p sample and an industrial . Our analysis separates project targets from demonstrated performance and sets out the evidence a buyer should ask for.

13/10/2026

Europe’s ICHAT project brings , , manufacturers and research together around a practical challenge:

how to build a **p chain that works from to product.

For suppliers, the key question is not simply .

, , and preparation all have to connect to the next processor’s specification. Link in the comment

06/10/2026

Which field records remain useful after harvest?

Our seed-production guide turns precision-agriculture ideas into a practical record of observations, decisions and identifiable lots.

Three questions for the next discussion:

• Give observations a date, field reference and variety identity.
• Document management actions and any harvest segregation.
• Connect the resulting lot to sampling and test records.

Read full story: https://hgtinvestment.com/knowledge-hub/precision-agriculture-for-seed-multiplication-make-field-data-usable-after-harvest/

05/10/2026

A bigger global fibre market does not automatically mean a h**p order.
We look at how end-use requirements can guide fibre preparation, processing and buyer discussions.

Fibre demand needs a specification. Read the full HEMPGenTech analysis: https://hgtinvestment.com/knowledge-hub/the-2026-fibre-market-report-what-h**p-suppliers-should-read-beyond-the-headline/

23/09/2026

Growing the next generation—not just the next crop. 🌱

Our Group CEO, Dr Omid Ansari, is representing HGT at the 5th Australian Industrial H**p Conference in Geelong.

Across HEMPGenTech, HGT Seed Services and Sesame Australia, we believe stronger industries depend on developing people as well as better genetics.

From breeding and agronomy to food, fibre and digital agriculture, the next generation needs opportunities to work alongside experienced people, challenge ideas and turn research into practical, commercial outcomes.

We welcome conversations with students, early-career researchers and industry partners interested in shaping the future of h**p and sesame.

The next generation should not simply inherit these industries. They should help build them.

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17/09/2026

New genetics. Harvest in progress.

Our CEO, Dr Omid Ansari, in the field reviewing the harvest of new HEMPGenTech h**p genetics.
From breeding to the paddock, the focus is on what matters to growers: crop maturity, harvestability and fit with local conditions.

For commercial genetics and seed enquiries: [email protected]

HEMPGenTech is part of HGT Investment Group.

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11/09/2026

Australia already has demand for sesame. See what is required to build reliable local seed, production, processing and customer supply chains.

28/08/2026

H**p protein is attracting growing interest from food manufacturers seeking plant-based ingredients. How is it produced, what nutrients does it provide, and where can it fit in modern food products? Explore the practical uses and commercial potential in the HEMPGenTech Knowledge Hub:

An introduction to h**p protein, how it is produced, its nutritional characteristics and its growing role in modern food products.

19/08/2026

Australian Sesame Capability

Australian needs capability built for .

is focused on the practical links that matter commercially; high-efficiency , distribution, evaluation and readiness.

This is about building an Australian , not just talking about one.

“Australia does not need more discussion about the opportunity. It needs the capability to capture it.”

READ MORE HERE https://sesameaustralia.com/media-centre/australian-sesame-industry/