Company History
1999
Private breeding company “VNIS” was founded by Doctor of Biological Sciences Fedir Pariy
2000
The first corn hybrid Gran 1, the first sunflower hybrid Ukrainian F1 and the first fodder beet hybrid Adra are registered
2001
A sugar corn breeding program was launched to create new hybrids with higher sugar content, longer flavor retention and resistance to diseases and pests
2006
After successful field trials, in 2006 we officially registered the triticale variety Alkyd
2008
It was in this year that a promising winter wheat variety, Artemis, was added to our portfolio. This variety immediately attracted the attention of farmers due to its unique characteristics: high yield, disease and drought resistance, as well as excellent grain quality
2011
The first herbicide-resistant (IMI) sunflower hybrid Armageddon was created
2012
The scientific and diagnostic laboratory of AGROGEN NOVO LLC in the field of phytopathology, breeding, genetics and molecular genetics was founded
2014
In 2014, VNIS breeders presented Ukrainian farmers with a new tool to increase their profits - the Sirius winter rye variety. Due to its unique characteristics, Sirius quickly gained the trust of farmers and became one of the most popular winter rye varieties on the market
2015
A biotechnology laboratory was created
2016
The first nursery in Chile
Myroslav and Yaroslav Pariy are the second generation of family business owners to head VNIS
Myroslav and Yaroslav Pariy are the second generation of family business owners to head VNIS
2017
Registered the current line of corn hybrids with FAO 280-320
2018
An immunity laboratory was founded
2019
The process of registration of sunflower hybrids in Europe and Asia has begun
2020
Launch of CLP hybrids and introduction of a new absolute resistance to broomrape Deb2
2021
Entering the European and Asian markets
2022
Ukraine's first rapeseed resistant to herbicides based on
based tribenuron-methyl (SU) herbicides
2023
New partnership agreements with prominent world breeding scientists, which allowed us to expand our scientific potential