The center will focus on trait integration, yield-trial seed processing, seed quality analysis, and advanced research into root biology, climate resilience, and crop efficiency.
The facility houses four ARS research units that will work together on science-based solutions to problems in cereal and pulse crop production affecting US farmers.
The expansion is expected to improve the terminal’s operational flexibility and strengthen its role in serving domestic and international grain markets.
The transaction gives Bunge and CM Holding joint control of the terminal, which accounts for about 10% of the Port of Gdynia’s total grain-handling capacity.
The agreement reaffirms both parties’ commitment to strengthening local agricultural input production, improving farmers’ access to quality fertilizer, and advancing food security in Nigeria.