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Soybeans
Price range: R650.00 through R204,000.00
• “Bushy” cultivar with a medium to long growth period: Maturity group 6.
• Indeterminate growth with a balanced plant structure and plant height of 80100cm.
• Excellent pod height with large seeds.
• Good resistance to shattering and acceptable oil and protein percentage.
• Good branching ability and good lodging resistance.
• Excellent yield potential in the warmer irrigation areas and good potential in the moderate and cooler areas as well as dryland.
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