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When choosing the best agricultural seed dealer or wholesaler, research the dealer’s background carefully, noting how long it has been in business, affiliations, and contact information. Make sure the company offers exactly what you need at a price you can afford, whether you need seed such as grass, plot, vegetable, fruit, plant, corn, alfalfa, feed, soybean, food, bird, forage, sunflower, exotic, or clover. Visit a few wholesale stores or dealers to check out the merchandise and ask questions. Does the dealer feature a wide selection of seed? Make sure the wholesaler sells the items you want to buy, such as bulk green grass seed, fruits, vegetables, or soybean. Observe the condition of the store or warehouse. Is it neat and well maintained? Is the company local, national, or international? When finding an agricultural seed dealer or supplier for your needs, inquire about bulk discount prices on the seeds you want to buy. Usually, when buying in bulk, you experience pretty good discounts off the merchandise. This can come in handy if you are a farm or greenhouse looking to buy in bulk. Get full receipts for all purchases, and get the return policy in writing from the dealer or wholesaler. If buying online, get shipping and handling information up front, as well as any hidden costs and fees. Look up online catalogs of various seeds to help you choose. Do your research online or at the library beforehand to find out all you need to know about certain seeds, the best time of year to plant them, when to harvest the bounty, and whether they need sun or shade.
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When farmers or agricultural supply dealers need to buy seed, they turn to agricultural seed wholesalers, to agricultural seed distributors, or to wholesale agricultural seed dealers. Agricultural seed dealers specialize in selling seed to agricultural supply dealers and to farmers. Some agricultural seed wholesalers sell all kinds of seeds while others may specialize in selling a certain kind of seed, such as a corn seed dealer, a grape seed dealer, a tomato seed dealer or a cherry seed dealer. Some agricultural seed wholesalers specialize in selling seeds that have not been modified genetically and sell no GMO seeds. Other seed dealers do sell genetically modified seeds or GMO seeds.
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