Seed Standards

Seed standards are regulations that ensure seeds meet specific quality criteria for agricultural use. These standards assess factors like purity, germination rate, and seed health to ensure farmers receive reliable, high-quality seeds for planting. By having these standards, consumers can trust that the seeds they purchase will grow as expected, supporting food production and sustainability. Seed standards vary by country and are often set by government agencies or international organizations, promoting agricultural efficiency and preventing the spread of diseases through contaminated seeds.