The production of high-quality groundnut seeds is not only essential for meeting the increasing demand for this crop but also for preserving genetic diversity, improving crop yields, and enhancing agricultural resilience in the face of evolving environmental challenges. Groundnut seed production is a complex and multifaceted process that encompasses 4 various stages, from selecting superior genetic material and conducting rigorous breeding programs to ensuring optimal cultivation practices, disease management, and seed harvesting and processing. This intricate journey from seed selection to the delivery of top-quality groundnut seeds to farmers requires the collaborative efforts of scientists, farmers, seed producers, and policymakers