Prescher Willette Seeds
41721  160th Street
Delavan, Minnesota


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Prescher Willette Seeds formally known as Willette Seed Farm was established in 1933 by Don Willette.  Now run by Chuck and Damian Prescher, the labor force includes long time employees Pat, Michael, Bart and Vanessa.


The operation includes full scale farming with year around seed processing, wholesaling, retailing, exporting, and marketing for seed and food use.


We will be publishing a price list with descriptive data on our farm seeds. Add your name to our mailing list.


We will accept orders by phone, fax, and e-mail. All orders will be confirmed by return mail, and will show the cash and volume discounts that were established.


Round-up ready and other GMO products are not accepted by everybody. Therefore, we are maintaining a selection of non-GMO seeds that give the customer a choice.


Varieties we sell for seed are often in demand for Tofu, Sprouting, etc. We have experience from a number of years and with many customers for these varieties. We ship pallets and containers of bags as well as containers of bulk. All conventional soybeans are within Minnesota Crop Improvement Association (MCIA) recognized tolerances for non GMO status.


Yearly, the Minnesota Crop Improvement Association inspects and approves our cleaning plant. This aid to our quality control has been on-going for over 30 years.


The variety details are on our price sheet. We have three types of oats that are ready to go:  feed oats, cover crop and certified Wabasha. All oats are bagged in 1-1/2 bushel bags. The spring wheat variety OXEN is listed as well as a feed barley. We try to maintain supplies of Alfalfa, Clovers, Grasses and Lawn mixtures. Native grasses can be ordered.


Established in 1933, Willette Seed Farm has over seventy years of experience in seed production. We work to have a product of which we are proud. Our seeds are analyzed and tested by the Minnesota Crop Improvement Association (MCIA). Our modern plant equipment includes a BATCO conveyor for gentle moving of soybeans into storage and for safe dumping of big bags.