Tropical Seeds is a worldwide leading company providing forage and legume seeds for animal producers.

Our tropical seeds produce the best forage for animal feed.

New technologies aimed to provide grass fed beef, organic farming, natural milk. Not only cows, also horses, sheep, goats, deer, camels, even fish can be fed with our varieties.

We specialize in grass seed from the brachiaria families, non GMO hybrids of tropical seeds for better adaptability, higher quality and more green/dry matter can satisfy different system production methods: direct grazing, cut and carry, hay, bailing, ensilage can be applied to our pastures.

Tropical Seeds LLC has the exclusive rights worldwide to produce, research, and commercialize the first generation of Brachiaria hybrids developed by the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) during the period 2001-2010, under a contract of exclusivity signed with the Mexican seed company Semillas Papalotla.

Our company emerged from the Grupo Papalotla, leader in varietal development for improved sustainable livestock systems in the tropics, subtropics, and mild temperate areas of the world.

Agricultural activities in tropical and subtropical countries worldwide can be sustainable and profitable, regardless of farm size, by incorporating new technologies based on improved forage and legume varieties.

These new varieties aim to improve the social and economic conditions of farmers, having a clear, decisive impact on poverty-stricken small-scale farmers and increasing the competitiveness of medium- to large-scale producers, comparable with similar processes in temperate countries.

Tropical forage grasses and legumes can be used as an agricultural option for improving production processes for cattle, sheep, deer, goats, pigs, fish, duck, and geese.

Animal production can be reconverted from extensive to intensive and become more harmonious and environmentally friendly, which, in turns, improves the ecosystems in currently degraded areas.

Forage grasses can be used to prevent and recover degraded areas.