MVP Genetics is pleased to announce the addition of DALZ 1311, developed through Texas A&M, to its growing portfolio of turfgrass genetics.
The licensing of DALZ 1311 represents another step in MVP Genetics’ commitment to identifying, evaluating, and advancing promising turfgrasses that can provide meaningful benefits to growers, turf managers, and end users.
MVP Genetics was built around the belief that bringing a new grass to market requires more than identifying promising genetics. A cultivar must move successfully through evaluation, research, production, and ultimately real-world use.
Working with respected university breeding and research programs is an important part of that process. University-developed plant material brings years of scientific work and evaluation into a broader development pathway where production characteristics, regional adaptation, management requirements, and market potential can continue to be studied.
As DALZ 1311 moves through the MVP Genetics development process, our team and grower network will continue evaluating its potential and determining where it can provide the greatest value.
This collaboration with Texas A&M reflects the kind of research-driven partnership that is central to the MVP Genetics model: connecting breeders, researchers, growers, and turf professionals to help move promising ideas from the research environment to scalable turfgrass production.
Additional information regarding DALZ 1311, its characteristics, availability, and future commercialization will be shared as the development process continues.
MVP Genetics Expands Its Pipeline with DALZ 1311 from Texas A&M
