Proper seed storage is essential to maintain seed viability and performance. Seeds should always be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Excess heat and humidity can significantly reduce germination rates.
Using airtight containers and labeling seed packets with crop name and season helps farmers manage their stock efficiently. It is also recommended to avoid storing seeds near chemicals or fertilizers.
By following proper storage practices, farmers can ensure better crop results and reduce seed wastage.
