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Industrial Hemp Genetics & Planting Seed for Commercial Growers
HEMPGenTech develops and commercialises industrial hemp genetics and planting-seed pathways for licensed growers, seed partners and commercial programs. HGT1 and HGT2h are the current commercial varieties presented through HGT, supported by plant breeding, agronomy, seed-system and licensing expertise.

Who we are
Building Stronger Foundations for Emerging Crop Industries
HEMPGenTech was established to bring serious genetics, agronomy and seed-system discipline into emerging crop industries.
The company operates where science meets commercial reality—connecting variety development, crop management, seed quality, compliance awareness, licensing and market development.
Its current focus is industrial hemp and sesame, with capability that can support other emerging crops requiring stronger genetic, technical and commercial foundations.
Genetics & breeding
A Staged Industrial Hemp Genetics Program
HEMPGenTech separates commercial varieties, varieties progressing through plant breeder’s rights processes and future breeding lines. This makes the status of each item clear while the breeding program continues to match flowering behaviour, production environment, end use and seed-system readiness.
Stage 1
Current Commercial Varieties
Commercial enquiries open
HGT1
HGT1 is a dioecious industrial hemp variety suited to selected grain, fibre and dual-purpose production systems, depending on location, sowing window, end use, seed availability and management.
HGT2h
HGT2h is a monoecious, grain-focused industrial hemp variety developed for selected commercial production systems where local conditions, compliance, seed availability and management are suitable.
Stage 2
2026 PBR Application Cohort
Applications submitted
Five new HGT variety applications were submitted to IP Australia in 2026 as part of the next protection and evaluation stage.
HOMA2hs
HARMONEY32
HASTI20
HARIR57
HALEH98
Status distinction: submission of a PBR application does not mean that rights have been granted, that a variety is registered for every seed scheme or jurisdiction, or that seed is commercially released or available.
Stage 3
Future Evaluation Pipeline
Not commercially available
Seven additional named lines remain under internal evaluation. Any future advancement depends on evidence, seed multiplication, regulatory requirements, market fit and HGT approval.
- HGT10598
- HGT10533
- HGT040
- HGT020
- HGT057
- HGT029
- HGT103
Agronomy
Six Linked Decisions, Not One Generic Recipe
HGT’s current agronomy review work reinforces a practical point: industrial hemp management must be designed around genotype × environment × management and the intended end use. Recommendations are therefore developed as a connected system rather than a universal sowing or input prescription.
End Use
Define grain, fibre, dual-purpose, seed multiplication, research or another authorised objective before selecting the production pathway.
Variety & Flowering
Match genetic background and flowering response with latitude, season length, photoperiod and the required harvest window.
Sowing & Establishment
Consider soil condition, seed quality, sowing window, depth, equipment, plant density and establishment risk together.
Water & Nutrition
Build irrigation and nutrient decisions around soil evidence, crop stage, end-use target and seasonal conditions.
Crop Protection
Use proactive monitoring and integrated approaches to weed, pest and disease pressure within the applicable local rules.
Harvest & Quality
Align crop maturity, machinery, harvest timing, handling and post-harvest requirements with the buyer and product pathway.
Technical information is general. A commercial program requires local assessment of variety, region, season, management, equipment, end use and regulation.
Planning a commercial crop or multi-location evaluation?
Seed systems
Five Control Points from Genetics to Planting Seed
Genetic value is only useful when it can be reproduced and delivered through a reliable seed pathway. HEMPGenTech works with HGT Seed Services to connect variety identity, multiplication planning, quality assurance coordination, traceability and delivery readiness.
Identity
Start with the correct variety, authorised source and clear intended use.
Multiplication
Plan generation, isolation, field controls, timing and expected supply needs before scale-up.
Quality Assurance
Coordinate appropriate germination, purity, health and other testing through relevant services and schemes.
Traceability
Maintain lot identity, chain-of-custody information, retained records and supporting documentation.
Delivery Readiness
Resolve availability, packaging, logistics, permits and planting timing before committing the production program.
HGT supports certification pathways and quality-assurance coordination but does not represent itself as the government, scheme authority or laboratory that issues official certification.
Need multiplication, traceability or planting-seed support?
Compliance
Four Readiness Checks Before Seed Moves
Industrial hemp rules vary between jurisdictions and can change. HGT uses a staged readiness check so commercial discussions do not confuse genetic potential with permission to import, possess, multiply, plant, harvest or sell a crop.
Licence & Purpose
Confirm the legal entity, authorised activity, growing location and intended use.
Variety & THC Rules
Check the relevant variety, source-crop, sampling, testing and threshold requirements for the jurisdiction.
Biosecurity & Movement
Resolve import, export, interstate movement, phytosanitary and seed-health requirements before dispatch.
Agreements & Records
Put approved use, licensing, confidentiality, traceability and reporting obligations in place before seed supply.
This framework is compliance awareness, not legal or regulatory advice. The grower, importer, exporter or licensee remains responsible for confirming current requirements with the relevant authorities.
Preparing an Australian or international enquiry?
Commercialisation
A Four-Stage Path from Opportunity to Deployment
HEMPGenTech supports commercial deployment of approved genetics through structured seed, licensing and technical collaboration pathways. No trial seed, sample seed, multiplication or commercial supply proceeds outside the required agreements and readiness checks.
Define the Opportunity
Clarify market, territory, end use, scale, proposed timing and the partner’s operating capability.
Complete Diligence
Assess technical fit, regulatory pathway, financial capacity, seed needs, multiplication plan and material risks.
Set the Agreement
Document authorised use, territory, volumes, intellectual property, confidentiality, fees, reporting and safeguards.
Deploy & Review
Coordinate supply, technical communication, traceability and agreed evaluation or commercial milestones.
- Variety licensing
- Regional deployment
- Seed-company partnerships
- Commercial production
- Technical collaboration
Looking for an authorised variety or regional partnership?
Market development
Four Foundations for a Market That Can Scale
HGT’s regulatory and global-industry review work indicates that market growth depends on more than crop interest. Genetics, trusted seed pathways, production capability, processing and demand must be developed in sequence and connected by credible commercial relationships.
Demand & End Use
Start with a defined product, buyer requirement and realistic route to market.
Production Fit
Match genetics, geography, agronomy, scale and machinery with the intended product.
Processing & Logistics
Confirm harvest, storage, processing capacity, quality specifications and freight before expanding area.
Commercial Network
Connect growers, seed partners, processors, distributors, researchers and strategic capital around clear roles.
Market descriptions are not price, demand, profitability or offtake guarantees. Each opportunity requires current, project-specific validation.
Building a regional supply chain or market pathway?
Commercial decision support
Information to Include in a Planting-Seed Enquiry
Providing the information below allows HEMPGenTech to determine whether HGT1, HGT2h or another pathway is appropriate to discuss. Suitability and availability are assessed case by case.
- Country, state or region and proposed growing location
- Intended end use: grain, fibre, dual purpose, multiplication or research
- Expected planting area, indicative seed quantity and sowing window
- Production system, irrigation status and harvest equipment
- Licence, permit or compliance status relevant to the activity
- Organisation details and person responsible for the program
Common questions
Industrial Hemp Genetics & Planting Seed FAQs
Which HEMPGenTech varieties are commercially available?
HGT1 and HGT2h are the current commercial industrial hemp varieties presented through HGT. Supply, authorised use and suitability remain subject to seed availability, location, intended purpose, regulatory requirements and an agreed commercial pathway.
Are the five 2026 PBR application varieties available?
Not by virtue of application. HOMA2hs, HARMONEY32, HASTI20, HARIR57 and HALEH98 are presented as a 2026 PBR application cohort. Application, registration, multiplication and commercial release are separate stages.
Can a variety be recommended using location alone?
No. Location must be considered alongside latitude, sowing window, intended end use, production system, management capability and suitable local evidence.
Are the seven future lines available for sale?
No. They remain under internal evaluation. Any future release depends on evidence, seed multiplication, regulatory requirements, market fit and HGT approval.
Can international organisations enquire?
Yes. International enquiries are assessed case by case, but no seed pathway proceeds until commercial agreements, permits, phytosanitary requirements, compliance checks and seed availability have been addressed.
Where can I read HGT research and technical articles?
Research summaries, technical explanations and commercial crop articles are published through the HGT Knowledge Hub.
Controlled catalogue access
Request the Current Seed Catalogue
Submit your organisation, location, intended use, area, timing and regulatory status so HGT can assess the relevant commercial pathway.
Variety performance can vary with genetics, location, climate, soil, sowing window, management, end use and other production conditions. Descriptive information is general guidance and is not a yield, quality, THC-compliance, profitability or suitability guarantee.


