Anil Patil
Founder & Managing Director
Started the first onion multiplication plot in 2011. Still signs isolation maps before a rabi block is sown.
Manganga Agrotech Seeds produces and packs onion, tomato, chilli, okra, cabbage and brinjal seed for farmers, dealers and exporters. We run our own multiplication plots, our own cleaning line, and our own germination lab — because a seed company should be able to explain every number it prints on a packet.
To produce genetically pure, disease-tested vegetable seed and pack it in a way that protects germination from the lab to the last field it reaches — at a price that still makes sense for a small grower.
To become the vegetable seed producer growers ask for by name — known not for the biggest catalogue, but for the most consistent germination lot after lot.
We do not buy bulk seed and re-bag it. Multiplication, cleaning, testing and packing happen here, so a number on the pouch can be traced to a field and a lab sheet.
Contracted farms in Maharashtra grow seed under isolation distance and roguing. Off-types come out before flowering, not after packing.
Every lot is tested for germination and moisture before it is approved. A reference sample stays with us for the season.
Pouches and tins are filled by weight, moisture-sealed and batch-coded to Seed Act and FSSAI labelling.
Isolation distances and field roguing are non-negotiable, so what you plant is what the tag says.
Every pouch carries a batch code that traces back to the field it was grown on.
Germination and purity figures are printed on the pack, not just kept in a file.
Packaging and labelling follow the Seed Act, 1966 and FSSAI norms as a baseline, not an afterthought.
Production, lab, packing and dealer sales sit in one yard. These are the people who sign off a lot before it leaves.
2011
Started as a family-run seed multiplication plot growing onion for local mandis.
2015
Added a dedicated cleaning and grading line; began contract seed production with tomato growers.
2019
Set up an in-house germination lab and moved to moisture-sealed pouch packaging.
2023
Expanded to six vegetable varieties and began supplying dealers across 18 states.
2025
Began holding a season-long reference sample for every packed lot and opened a desk for export paperwork.
The farm office and processing unit sit in the Seed Processing Zone, MIDC Industrial Area, Maharashtra. Lots move to dealers, exporters and farm-gate buyers. If you need a phytosanitary trail, start with the batch code on the pack.
Write with the variety and pack size. The same desk that walks the plots will confirm availability.
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