Research and Development

Noble Seeds strongly believes in R&D and Innovation, as it is the key to producing superior products and maintaining market leadership. Noble has a broad germplasm base to ensure success in its breeding programmes.

Classical breeding is the backbone of our approach, supplemented by extensive field disease screening. Our research plots are exposed to the same climatic, disease and pest pressure as our products will face in farmer's field.  This enhances our ability to suit varieties to specific environment. Quality control testing in the lab and field consultation ensure that farmers receive seed lots as pure and vigorous as those our breeders developed. Throughout the product development process, our field representatives make sure our breeders understand farmers' specific needs, and farmers benefit from any special cultivation techniques which breeders suggest to ensure quality harvests.

Strategies

• Development of Strong Breeding Organization.

• Development of well organized Hybrid program in Hot pepper, Tomato, Water melon, Melon, Bitter gourd, Ridge gourd, Pumpkin, Cucumber, Okra and Cauliflower.

• Train and develop capable and competent breeders/technicians/farm managers/trial coordinators.

• Focusing on Breeding and pathology mainly on disease resistance, Heat tolerance and other quality parameters.

Noble seeds also undertake its research at several centres all over the country. In addition, the multi-location crop performance testing programme operates from 5 different centres across the country.
Our world class breeding and research programs are built on a blend of excellent germplasm, detailed market knowledge and creative and skilled breeders.

We have highly reputed and experienced Breeders in the company and recognized by DSIR. Noble Seed's R&D main Locations are based at Bangalore and Delhi. Other locations are at Guntur, Ladwa and Jalna. We are focusing on quality aspects like long shelf life, color, long transportability, taste, flavor, biotic(disease and insect resistance) and abiotic stress(drought and heat tolerance)