Prosper, North Dakota, USA
April 17, 2025
Kendall Bonds has joined Peterson Farms Seed as Director of Product. In this role, Bonds will oversee research, product selection and agronomy, ensuring that growers in the region have access to the best-performing seed genetics, backed by data-driven insights.
Bonds brings 25 years of experience in plant breeding and seed production, having held various leadership roles at Monsanto and Bayer. His expertise spans multiple crops, including corn, soybeans, cotton, wheat and vegetables. Most recently, he served as Regional Lead in field testing and research seed production.
Originally from Stratford, Texas, Bonds holds a Master’s of Agriculture in Agronomy from Texas A&M University. His passion for agriculture stems from a lifelong commitment to supporting farmers with top-tier seed genetics tailored to their acres.
“I was drawn to Peterson Farms Seed because of the company’s strong reputation in the industry and, most importantly, the people I get to work with,” said Bonds. “I’m excited to bring together our research, product selection and agronomy teams into a unified, collaborative effort—ensuring our growers receive the best products for their operations.”
Scott Sanders, General Manager at Peterson Farms Seed, emphasized the importance of this role in advancing the company's mission. “Kendall’s extensive experience in plant breeding and research will be invaluable in strengthening our product offerings,” said Sanders. “His leadership will ensure that our growers have access to the highest-quality genetics, backed by strong agronomic support and the latest research. We’re thrilled to have him on board.”
Beyond his professional work, Bonds enjoys music—playing both guitar and trumpet—along with astronomy and astrophotography. He also has a deep appreciation for history. He and his wife of 27 years have four daughters, ranging in age from 16 to 23.
About Peterson Farms Seed
Peterson Farms Seed is the region’s largest independent seed company, dedicated to providing high-performing corn and soybean genetics, backed by rigorous research and on-farm testing. For more information, visit www.petersonfarmsseed.com.
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