Germains Seed Technology
Ron Boon is an experienced research professional in the field of plant biotechnology. Currently serving as a Research Assistant at Germains Seed Technology since November 2019, Ron focuses on seed health and the development of seed treatments to eliminate pathogens from vegetable seeds. Prior experience includes an internship at Enza Zaden in the phytopathology department, where Ron worked on elucidating resistance genes in Spinacia oleracea, and a master's thesis at Wageningen University & Research, which involved researching genes related to the virulence of Botrytis cinerea. Educational qualifications include a Master's degree in Plant Biotechnology from Wageningen University & Research and a Bachelor's degree in Biotechnology from Inholland University of Applied Sciences. Additional roles include contributing as a Commissioner Intern for the student swimming association SZV Aquifer and an internship at Syngenta focusing on the regeneration of Brassica oleracea protoplasts.
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Germains Seed Technology
Germains Seed Technology are committed to delivering industry-leading innovative seed technologies globally, supported by three state-of-the-art Research and Development centres. Maximising nature’s potential is Germains aim; an ethos we are passionate about. Founded in 1871, Germains have become an industry leader in seed treatment technologies with 200 experts, collaborating in four agricultural crop sectors. Germains portfolio encompasses conventional and organic Prime, Pellet, Filmcoat and Health; using innovative processes and technologies that increase germination and uniformity as well as maximise quality and yield. Working in eight locations across two continents, we work in partnership with our customers, listening to their needs, adapting swiftly in challenging environments and adding-value to their businesses. To find our offices in California, North Dakota, Spain, The Netherlands and UK. For more information about us visit germains.com.