For over two decades, KWS CropManager has partnered with contract growers, distributors and farming communities to deliver dependable seed for corn, cereals and specialty crops.
Our seed production plots in our three principal production regions are managed under strict isolation, roguing and inspection regimes, so every lot that leaves our processing plant meets the standards growers rely on.
A complete seed production service — breeding support, field production, processing and quality assurance under one roof.
Contract growing of hybrid corn and cereal seed under supervised isolation distances, detasseling control and field inspection.
Modern drying, cleaning, grading, seed treatment and packaging lines that protect germination and vigour in tropical conditions.
Lot-by-lot germination, purity and moisture testing in our own laboratory, aligned with national seed certification requirements.
Four disciplined stages take every lot from parent seed to certified, bagged product.
Site selection, isolation distances, rotation history and parent seed allocation for each production block.
Synchronised planting, detasseling supervision, roguing and five-stage field inspections.
Timely harvest at optimal moisture, gentle low-temperature drying to protect seed vigour.
Laboratory germination, purity and moisture tests before certification, treatment and bagging.
Long-term partnerships built season after season, field after field.
Twelve seasons growing seed corn with KWS CropManager and their field team has never missed an inspection window. Payments are prompt and the agronomy advice is genuinely useful.
The germination consistency of their certified lots is the best we have distributed. Our retail customers specifically ask for seed from their main plant.
They handled our pre-basic multiplication under strict confidentiality and delivered excellent quality two seasons running. Professional from contract to shipment.
Corporate updates, field trial results and announcements from KWS CropManager.
12 Aug 2026
Our main plant just got bigger. New drying, grading and treating lines lift processing capacity by 40% — here's what it means for growers waiting on seed this season.
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28 Jul 2026
Three hybrids stood out in this year's wet-season trials, holding yield and standing up to heavy rain across four climate zones. See what our agronomy team measured.
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09 Jun 2026
Got a question mid-season? Our new advisory hotline puts an agronomist on the line, and a fresh library of crop guides is now free for every contract grower.
Read Full StoryPerspectives and field notes from agronomists, partners and growers in our network.
Guest agronomist Dr. Lena Ortiz makes the practical case for cover crops between seed-corn cycles — what to plant, when to terminate, and the soil payback you can expect.
Read article →A distributor's plain-English guide to the numbers on a seed certificate — germination, purity, moisture — and which ones actually predict how the lot will perform in the field.
Read article →A field supervisor shares what two decades of managing detasseling crews taught her about timing, training and the small habits that protect hybrid purity in the heat.
Read article →Heat and humidity quietly ruin good seed after it leaves the plant. A grower shares the low-cost storage habits that keep germination high right up to planting day.
Read article →After a season on the advisory line, an agronomist answers the five questions growers ask most — from plant population to seed treatment — in clear, practical terms.
Read article →A researcher argues that resilient seed systems, not just resilient varieties, are what will carry growers through a more erratic climate — and what that means on the ground.
Read article →Whether you are a contract grower, distributor or farming cooperative, our team is ready to discuss your seed production programme.
Get In TouchEvery lot is released only after it clears germination, purity and moisture standards.
Testing is done in house, not outsourced, so results come back in days rather than weeks.
Each lot code traces back through processing to its parent seed and production block.
Treatment options and documentation prepared for the requirements of the destination market.
