Five years after the pandemic disrupted international seed production, U.S. companies and their partners in Chile have permanently adopted innovations born out of necessity. From virtual field inspections and drone imagery to faster paperwork and digital certification, what began as crisis response has evolved into a more agile, efficient system for counter-season seed production. Industry leaders say improved connectivity, remote monitoring, and stronger local teams are now standard practice. The changes not only streamlined operations during COVID-19 but also helped boost seed quality, planning, and communication — creating long-term gains across the global seed supply chain.Read More
How a Global Crisis Changed Seed Production Forever
