At present, seed paddy farmers sun dry seed paddy on tarred roads, therefore, the seeds tend to get mixed with other types of paddy and also get damaged by the vehicles. It clearly revealed that the farmers are not in a position to dry their seed paddy to meet required market standards. Therefore, about 40% their current production is used for household consumption and sold locally at low prices. Therefore they are receiving lowest profitability from paddy seed farming which affects the interest on continuing the farming. Also, paddy cultivating farmers too are struggling to get high-quality seed paddy required for their cultivation due to inadequate supply of quality seeds, lack of knowledge on seed paddy production due to poor transfer of knowledge between agriculture extension services and farmers. At present, 53 seed paddy cultivating farmers are registered with DMPCS. However, only in the range of 30 to 35 farmers qualify to supply seed paddy for a season. The key constraints faced by DMPCS are that farmers are unable to supply enough quantities to cater to the existing demand. Lack of modern processing equipment for seed paddy cleaning and grading facility is a biggest problem of DMPCS. This ultimately causes the lower quality seed paddy and higher wastage during the processing.