NativeSeed Group Acquires Sharp Brothers Seed Company Expanding Great Plains Operations

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DENVER, Nov. 5, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- NativeSeed Group, a provider of native and conservation seed, has expanded its operations in the Great Plains by acquiring the assets of Sharp Brothers Seed Company, a specialist in cleaning and processing warm-season native grasses. The acquisition adds Sharp Brothers' processing capabilities to NativeSeed Group's network of regional seed companies, including Star Seed in Osborne, Kansas.
The acquisition marks NativeSeed Group's ongoing expansion across the American West and Great Plains. This move will provide conservation agencies, reclamation contractors, land managers, and mining and energy operators with a broader portfolio of native species and the processing capacity to deliver them. NativeSeed Group operates through nine regional seed houses, including Star Seed, Granite Seed, and Pacific Coast Seed, and has a strong presence across the Western and Midwestern United States.
Sharp Brothers Seed Company, based in Healy, Kansas, has specialized in producing, cleaning, and conditioning warm-season grasses, wildflowers, and native seed for conservation, reclamation, and landscape markets for 74 years. The company's expertise in warm-season grass conditioning, including species such as big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, switchgrass, sideoats grama, and buffalo grass, will now be part of NativeSeed Group's services.
For growers and conservation partners, NativeSeed Group now offers professional cleaning and conditioning services at Sharp Brothers as part of its expanding seed cleaning services across agriculture and native plant varieties.
The acquisition of Sharp Brothers Seed Company continues NativeSeed Group's strategy to strengthen its position across the Great Plains and provide a comprehensive range of services to its diverse customer base. With the addition of Sharp Brothers' capabilities, NativeSeed Group aims to enhance its offerings and support the growing demand for high-quality native seed and conservation efforts in the region.