Seed Testing Laboratories in West Bengal

Licensed seed testing laboratories with address and licence details — choose your district below. Verified contact numbers in the NaPanta app.

Seed testing laboratories assess germination percentage, physical purity, moisture content and seed health for certified and farm-saved seed lots. Testing is mandatory for seed sold commercially and recommended for farm-saved seed before sowing. All labs listed on NaPanta are affiliated with the National Seed Research and Training Centre (NSRTC), state seed certification agencies or agricultural universities. Select your state and district below.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many seed testing laboratories are there in West Bengal?

NaPanta lists licensed seed testing laboratories across every district of West Bengal, sourced from state agricultural department licensing records.

Are the seed testing laboratories listed on NaPanta licensed?

Yes. NaPanta sources data from state agricultural department and licensing records. Each listed seed testing laboratory is registered with the relevant regulatory authority. Field-verified listings are marked with a "Verified" badge.

How do I find a seed testing laboratory near my village in West Bengal?

Select your district from the list above to drill down to mandal-level listings for West Bengal. Each mandal page shows every registered seed testing laboratory with address and contact details.

Which districts have the most seed testing laboratories in West Bengal?

Kolkata, Burdwan, Malda are among the districts with the most listed seed testing laboratories in West Bengal.

Can I add my seed testing laboratory to NaPanta?

Yes. If you are a licensed seed testing laboratory not yet listed, use the "Add your listing" card on this page. Your listing is verified against state licensing records before going live. A nominal annual fee applies.

What is a Soil Health Card and how do I get one?

A Soil Health Card (SHC) is issued by the state agriculture department after laboratory testing of your farm soil. It lists macro and micro-nutrient levels and recommends fertilizer doses. Collect a 200g soil sample from 0–20 cm depth and submit it to a seed testing laboratory near you. Results are typically delivered to your registered mobile number within 7–10 working days.