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What is the history of Stokes seeds?

Our roots go back to 1878 with Herbert W. Johnson, who operated the Johnson Seed Co., in Moorsetown, New Jersey. In 1881 Walter P. Stokes joined Johnson as a partner in the Johnson and Stokes Company, which supplied vegetable seeds to commercial growers in the New Jersey, and Eastern Pennsylvania regions.

Who owns most of the seed companies?

BASF, Bayer/Monsanto, ChemChina-Syngenta, and Corteva Agriscience are the four big corporations that currently own the rights to over two thirds of the worlds seed and pesticide sales.

Who bought Stokes seeds?

Mr. Stokes put the Canadian company up for sale in 1934, and it was bought by Mr. Harry Gale, the Canadian salesman.

Who owns Stokes Seeds?

In 1980, John Gale, purchased the entire company and would remain active within the company authoring the Stokes catalog for fifty years and as Board Chair until his death in April 2017. Johns son, Wayne Gale, joined his father and the company in 1983 and has served as President of Stokes Seeds since August, 1995.