The Silent Struggle of Seed Trials
In our conversations with seed supplier companies - from solo breeders to global producers - one frustration keeps surfacing: "We never get the trial data from our dealer's product development teams."
But here's the twist - it's not that seed dealers are withholding information. As one product manager told us: "Our distributors want to share results, but they're stuck using spreadsheets and emails. By the time we get any data, it's outdated or incomplete."
Why Traditional Methods Fail
The current process often looks like this:
- 📸 Dealer PD teams snap phone photos (if they remember)
- 📧 Trial notes are taken on paper or in spreadsheets
- 📊 Suppliers piece together Excel sheets from multiple sources
- ⏳ Weeks pass before anyone sees the full picture
How SeedSense Changes the Game
We built SeedSense to solve these exact pain points:
Field-Ready Data Capture
Distributors can record trial evaluations directly in the field from any device
Instant Trial Updates
Automatically share GPS-mapped trial locations with suppliers the moment planting is complete
Real-Time Evaluation Sharing
Suppliers receive standardized PDF reports with one click immediately after field assessments
Custom Data Exports (Coming Soon)
Filter and share specific variety performance data across regions directly with breeding teams
Auto-Generated Reports
Suppliers receive standardized PDF reports with one click
Real-Time Monitoring
Users are able to track trial progress across multiple locations from their device
"With SeedSense, our suppliers get trial updates as fast as we do. No more asking for photos or deciphering handwritten notes months after we wrapped up the season."
What This Means for Your Team
- 🕒 Reclaim 10-15 hours/week previously spent compiling reports
- 📈 Compare variety performance across regions in real-time
- 🤝 Strengthen relationships through transparent data sharing
- 🌱 Identify winning varieties weeks or months faster than competitors
Ready to turn trial chaos into clear insights?
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