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Together we farm
for the future™
2016
Product Catalogue
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LOVE OF THE LAND FAMILY
HIGH YIELDING PERFORMANCE
STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITY
TRADITION NATURE
INNOVATION COMMUNITY
FREEDOM
PRIDE
CHALLENGE DEPENDABLE
WAY OF LIFE EXPERIENCE HERITAGE
LIFESTYLE LIVELIHOOD
APPRECIATION UPSTANDING
ADAPTABILITY RESPONSIBILITY
PASSION SEASONS COMMITMENT
PERFORMANCE STABILITY
ACCOUNTABILITY ENTHUSIASM
INTEGRITY SUSTAINABILITY
STRENGTH QUALITY SUPPORT
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INDEX
Dear PANNAR Customer
As a new year begins, I want to thank you for considering
PANNAR as your preferred seed supplier.
We have worked tirelessly to bring you the excellent
products featured in this catalogue. We pride ourselves
on offering you the broadest crop and seed portfolio in
Africa, backed by over 50 years of local knowledge and
experience in crop production under Africa’s diverse
conditions. Whatever crops you grow, however nature
challenges you, we can supply the right cultivars for your
farming needs.
More than that, we are here to support our hardworking farmers with advice and practical solutions
in order to improve your yields. We want to help you
manage the risks and challenges that surround you,
optimise your yield and TOGETHER WE FARM
FOR THE FUTURE.
Value Proposition
Maize
02
Dryland Eastern Production Region
07
Dryland Western Production Region
11
Irrigation Hybrids
15
Hybrid Descriptions
19
Maize and Sunflower Spacing Guide
23
Complete Crop Protection
24
Management of Genetically Modified Hybrids
26
Plant the Correct Refuge Area for Maize
28
Website and Apps
Other Crops
30
Sunflower 34
Soybeans
38
Dry Beans
40
Grain Sorghum
42
Wheat 44
Forage Crops
Sales Team
48
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PANNAR Product Catalogue - Published January 2016
Our first prize is to see you succeed across your whole
farming unit. We look forward to watching your farm
flourish this year and for generations to come, while you
do your part to grow food for Africa.
Thank you for your continued and loyal support.
Ashley Cotterrell
Managing Director
Together we farm
for the future™
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THE FOUNDATION OF OUR SUCCESS
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
OUR OFFERING AT A GLANCE
PANNAR is committed to making our customers’ farming operations more efficient and
profitable. Our five point plan to deliver on this commitment is summarised briefly as follows:
EXCEPTIONAL
SERVICE
PRE-PLANT
CARE
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
ULTRA-MODERN
TECHNOLOGY
OPTIMISING
PRODUCTION
EXCEPTIONAL
SERVICE
PRE-PLANT
CARE
1. ULTRA-MODERN RESEARCH
AND TECHNOLOGY
2. EXCEPTIONAL PRODUCTS
AND CROP PACKAGES
Access to greater research capacity:
with an ultra-modern world class technology
hub at our disposal, we are at the forefront
of innovation in seed research and breeding.
SUPERIOR CROP
Our breeding
programmes combine
PROTECTION
advanced breeding technologies and
bioinformatics ensuring high yielding
varieties with improved disease,
insect and drought resistance.
PANNAR products are characterised by
exceptional performance, stability and
area adaptability. Diversification is a good
risk management strategy. It is achieved
ULTRA-MODERN
by compilingTECHNOLOGY
a cultivar package of
various growth classes and agronomic
characteristics. It is one of the main
sources of return on investment and
key to a thriving farming operation.
OPTIMISING
PRODUCTIO
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
SUPERIOR CR
PROTECTION
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
EXCEPTIONAL
SERVICE
PRE-PLANT
CARE
ULTRA-MODERN
TECHNOLOGY
OPTIMISING
PRODUCTION
OPTIMISING
PRODUCTION
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
SUPERIOR CR
PROTECTION
4. OPTIMISING PRODUCTION
5. CROP PROTECTION PRACTICES
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
EXCEPTIONAL
SERVICE
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
PRE-PLANT
CARE
3. PRE-PLANT CARE
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
ULTRA-MODERN
TECHNOLOGY
EXCEPTIONAL
SERVICE
Our fully certified and accredited laboratories
maintain highest quality standards. Top
quality chemical products and polymers are
identified by the PANACEA® complete plant
health initiative for our seed treatment
OPTIMISING
programmes. ThisPRODUCTION
ensures good plantability
and seedling vigour. This way, seed and
seedlings get off to a great start, protected
against early-season insect infestation and
seed- and soil-borne diseases.
PRE-PLANT
CARE
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
ULTRA-MODERN
TECHNOLOGY
The PANACEA practical on-farm research
provides production management guidelines
for each particular area. The research includes
aspects such as adaptation (in terms of
climate and soil) and production potential,
SUPERIOR
CROP establishment
cultivation (tillage)
practices,
PROTECTION
practices, cultivar choice, fertilisation and
weed and pest control. This culminates in the
precision placement of best hybrids
to optimise returns per field.
®
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
First class seed and expert advice ensure
a successful crop. The YIELDBOOST®
fungicide and insecticide spray programmes
are part of the PANACEA® initiative.
These innovative crop care programmes
are integrated with top products to
offer farmers a comprehensive,
cost-effective risk management
package to boost the profit potential
of their farming business.
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VALUE PROPOSITION
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
PANNAR EXCEPTIONAL PRODUCTS & CROP PACKAGES
The best returns on your investment
EXCEPTIONAL
SERVICE
PANNAR SEED’s tried-and-tested crop and cultivar packages deliver exceptional performance,
stability andPRE-PLANT
area
adaptability which is key for a good return on investment.
CARE
50 YEARS OF PRINCIPLE RESEARCH & EVALUATION PROGRAMMES WITHIN SOUTH AFRICA
ULTRA-MODERN
TECHNOLOGY
MAIZE
Since 1960
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
SUNFLOWER
SOYBEANS
FORAGE SORGHUM
FORAGE CROPS
Since 1976
OPTIMISING
PRODUCTION
DRY BEANS
Since 1977
Since 1977
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
GRAIN SORGHUM
Since 1978
Since 1978
WHEAT
Since 1987
Since 1988
GROWING OUR
FOOTPRINT IN AFRICA
PANNAR SEED is a dynamic
South African seed group with
research and development at
its core. It is one of the largest
field crop seed producers and
suppliers in Africa.
EGYPT
SENEGAL
SUDAN
BURKINA
FASO
NIGERIA
CÔTE
D’IVOIRE
ETHIOPIA
GHANA
CAMEROON
UGANDA
KENYA
RWANDA
DRC
TANZANIA
ANGOLA
MALAWI
ZAMBIA
MOZAMBIQUE
ZIMBABWE
MADAGASCAR
NAMIBIA
BOTSWANA
Together we farm
for the future™
SWAZILAND
LESOTHO
SOUTH AFRICA
PANNAR Company
PANNAR Sold
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OUR AGRONOMIC SUPPORT - HOW WE ADD VALUE?
OUR AGRONOMIC SUPPORT – HOW DO WE ADD VALUE?
New technologies and improved agricultural practices
This is carried out under the auspices of the PANAGRI® practical farming solutions and the PANACEA® complete seed and crop protection
initiatives. The latter includes the research under the PANACEA® umbrella whereby PANNAR develops seed treatment programmes for
optimal germination, plant population and seedling protection as well as the first class advice for the identification and control of diseases and
pests that occur on farmers’ crops from time-to-time. The YIELDBOOST® fungicide and insecticide spray programmes offer guidelines for
control of such outbreaks.
THE PANACEA® UMBRELLA
®
Innovative crop pre-plant care and crop protection offers a complete risk management package.
GUIDANCE
Astute application
of knowledge.
Crop protection:
Disease diagnosis,
advice and guidance.
H YIELD
DUCTS
Precautionary crop protection
(seed treatment presentations:
EXCEPTIONALfungicide, insecticide, PRE-PLANT
SERVICEnematicide and polymers).CARE
PANNAR PREPLANT CARE
PRE-PLANT
CARE
Off to a great start
Fungicide
spray programmes.
Insecticide
spray programmes.
ULTRA-MODERN
TECHNOLOGY
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
TIONAL
RVICE
MODERN
NOLOGY
YIELD
SEED TREATMENTHIGH
PRODUCTS
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
OPTIMISING
PRODUCTION
PANNAR CROP
PROTECTION PRACTICES
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
PANNAR’s complete plant health initiative. Increasing the
SUPERIOR CROP
productivityPROTECTION
of selected maize hybrids.
Seed treatment
Fungicides
Insecticides
PANNAR SEED’s goal is good plantability and
seedling vigour to ensure the perfect start.
The highest quality standards ensure healthy
OPTIMISING
seed PRODUCTION
for a healthy crop.
Spray programmes are developed and
established for PANNAR to identify the
most economically efficient combinations
and advise farmers during decision-making
processes. This provides farmers with a
complete cost-effective risk management
package in order to increase the profitability
of their farming operations.
The YIELDBOOST® insecticide strategy
focuses on the non-Bt hybrids. The proactive
stalk borer spray programme maximises the
yield potential of specific top performing
conventional and glyphosate tolerant
maize hybrids.
Top quality chemical products and film
coatings get seed and seedlings off to a
great start, providing protection against
early-season insect infestation and seedand soil-borne diseases.
OR CROP
ECTION
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
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HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
OUR AGRONOMIC SUPPORT - HOW WE ADD VALUE?
PRE-PLANT
CARE
PANNAR PROGRESSIVE CROP PRODUCTION
Expert advice and guidance
OPTIMISING
PRODUCTION
PANNAR is committed to supporting farmers by providing first class products and expertise.
We strive to deliver tailored advice and service through our experienced sales team and agronomists.
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
Our practical on-farm solutions include
research in all the key disciplines that play a
role and are interconnected in progressive
crop production. By combining the latest
crop production technology and correct
cultivar placement, we aim to optimise
production for the best returns per field.
GUIDANCE
Production management guidelines
for every particular area.
Precision placement of cultivars.
Interaction between yield potential,
growth class, prolificacy, plant population
and cultivar type.
SEVEN KEYS OF CROP PRODUCTION
1. Climate and soil
The choice of crops
depends on the
nature of the soil, the climate
and precipitation which together
determine the type of plants
that may be cultivated and their
ultimate yield potential.
4. Crop rotation
Rotate for higher
and sustained yields.
Monoculture with a single crop
compromises future yields. Crop
rotation is conducive to improved
vigour and higher yields. The
benefits of crop rotation include
the alleviation of pathogen and
pest build-up in the soil and
improved soil composition
and fertility.
2. Fertilisation
Soil fertility and fertilisation are integral parts of crop
production. Fertility is determined by the nutrient status of
the soil, it can be defined as non-mineral elements supplied by the air
and water, primary nutrients (N, P & K), secondary nutrients (Ca, Mg & S)
and micronutrients. Of all the nutrients that can be applied in fertiliser
form, nitrogen fertilisation plays the most important role in realising a
crop’s potential yield.
5. Plant population
Management factors
affecting yield include,
row spacing, planting date,
planting depth and plant density.
Optimum plant population depends
on factors such as hybrid selection,
moisture stress level, soil fertility
and targeted yield. Average plant
population has shown a steady
increase over the past decade.
6. Tillage
The trend is to
reduce tillage as it
preserves soil quality and fosters
moisture retention. Economic
benefits include good yields
and yield stability, saving time,
reduced fuel consumption and
machinery wear and tear. It
reduces overall production costs.
3. Cultivar selection
Choosing the right
cultivar is one of
the most important decisions a
farmer makes every year. Yield
potential, stability and agronomic
characteristics determine cultivar
choice. A cultivar package is
recommended for good risk
diversification.
7. Agrochemicals
Seed treatments,
herbicides,
insecticides and fungicides all
protect and optimise the plant
factory for improved production
and provide a complete risk
management package. Today’s
new, more environmentallyfriendly products, complement
modern cultivars and bring out
the full yield potential.
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PANNAR IS
DEDICATED TO:
MAIZE
SUNFLOWER
SOYBEANS
DRY BEANS
SORGHUM
WHEAT
Sustaining success
across your whole
farming unit.
Bringing you the
broadest crop
and seed portfolio
in Africa.
Supplying the right
cultivars for your
farming needs.
Supporting you with
advice and practical
solutions.
Empowering you
to manage risk
and optimise
production.
Helping you do your
part to grow food for
Africa and the world.
www.pannar.com
[email protected]
TOGETHER WE FARM
FOR THE FUTURE
Together we farm
for the future™
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MAIZE
DRYLAND EASTERN PRODUCTION REGION
PANNAR’s maize package comprises various growth classes and includes conventional, stalk borer resistant,
glyphosate herbicide tolerant and stacked gene hybrids that incorporate both genes. These hybrids are
recommended for grain and silage production, as well as maize foggage.
The high potential eastern production region,
which includes the West Rand, eastern Highveld,
KwaZulu-Natal and the cooler parts of the Eastern
Cape, is humid, potentially leading to a higher
incidence of disease.
In these production areas, it is advisable to inspect
plantings regularly for plant diseases and spray if
necessary. PANNAR’s YIELDBOOST® fungicide
spray programme is a cost-effective management
system that can increase the yield potential of
certain hybrids in these areas.
A package made up of hybrids from the various
growth classes is recommended for good risk
distribution.
NB! The management of possible insect resistance to the Bt
gene is legally binding. The planting of a refuge according to
regulations is required where any Bt hybrids are used (B, CB,
BR or CBGT). Refer to the schematic guidelines on page 28.
Brits
3
Delmas
Heidelberg
2
Reitz
1
Swaziland
Vryheid
Winterton
3
Ladybrand
Lesotho
Kokstad
Middelburg
East London
Map exclusive copyright of PANNAR SEED (PTY) LTD
Cool Eastern Production Regions
Temperate Eastern Production Regions
Mist Belt
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MAIZE
WHITE HYBRID PACKAGE – DRYLAND EASTERN REGION
The PANNAR white hybrid package displays good performance, adaptability and stability
over regions for good risk management.
Plant Population per ha (‘000s)
Growth Class
Early
Medium Early
Medium
Hybrid
Cool
Temperate
Mist Belt
Low Pot.*
High Pot.
Low Pot.
High Pot.
Low Pot.
High Pot.
PAN 4A-111
PAN 4B-311B
PAN 4R-511R
40 – 45
45 – 55
40 – 45
40 – 55
40 – 45
40 – 50
BG 5285
BG 5485B
BG 5685R
BG 5785BR
35 – 45
40 – 45
35 – 45
40 – 45
35 – 45
40 – 45
PAN 5A-291
PAN 5R-591R
PAN 5R-791BR
35 – 45
40 – 45
35 – 45
40 – 45
35 – 45
40 – 45
PAN 6Q-245
PAN 6Q-345CB
PAN 6B-465B#
PAN 6R-845CBGT
PAN 6Q-865BR
30 – 45
30 – 45
30 – 45
30 – 45
30 – 45
30 – 45
PAN 6Q-245
PAN 6Q-345CB
PAN 6R-845CBGT
PAN 6B-465B
PAN 6Q-865BR
■ Main planting, highly recommended ■ Strategic hybrid, supplementary planting. *Potential
WHITE HYBRIDS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS - EASTERN DRYLAND
PAN 4A-111
PAN 4B-311B
PAN 4R-511R
Growing Season Class
*Relative number of days
to 50% tassel
BG 5285
BG 5485B
BG 5685R
BG 5785BR
Early
PAN 5A-291
PAN 5R-591R
PAN 5R-791BR
Medium Early
Medium
Warmer Areas
57
62
62
64
Cooler Areas
72
78
81
84
84
715
720
725
740
740
*Relative number of HU to 50% tassel
64
to physiological maturity
Warmer Areas
108
110
110
115
115
Cooler Areas
158
161
160
170
170
Approximate days to harvest (<15% moisture)
Influenced by prevailing humidity
Warmer Areas
163
165
170
175
175
Cooler Areas
215
220
230
235
235
Yield Dryland
(1) Cool Eastern Production Regions
(2) Temperate Eastern Production Regions
(3) Mist Belt
General Characteristics
Drying Rate
Tillering
Prolificacy
Standability
Disease Risk**
Northern Corn Leaf Blight
Grey Leaf Spot
Common Rust
Phaeosphaeria Leaf Spot***
Diplodia Cob Rot
Cob and Tassel Smut
Herbicide Sensitivity
Sulfonylurea
NOTES
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MAIZE
YELLOW HYBRID PACKAGE – DRYLAND EASTERN REGION
This formidable yellow maize package of ultra early, early and medium hybrids offers a good long-term risk
distribution strategy. The YIELDBOOST® fungicide spray programme provides effective control of leaf diseases
and is recommended for a selected range of hybrids. With conventional hybrids, the YIELDBOOST® stalk borer
spray programme offers effective stalk borer control with quick and lasting action. More information is provided on page 24.
Growth Class
Ultra Early
Early
Medium Early
Medium
Hybrid
Cool
BG 3292
BG 3492B
BG 3592R
BG 3792BR
PAN 3P-502R
PAN 3Q-740BR
PAN 4B-376B#
PAN 4R-576R
PAN 4R-776BR
PAN 4P-228
PAN 5A-182
PAN 6P-110
PAN 6Q-408CB
PAN 6B-410B
PAN 6R-680R
PAN 6R-880CBGT
PAN 6R-710BR
Temperate
Low Pot.
High Pot.
Low Pot.*
High Pot.
40 – 45
45 – 60
40 – 45
40 – 45
45 – 60
35 – 45
Mist Belt
Low Pot.
High Pot.
45 – 55
60 – 70
60 – 70
40 – 45
45 – 55
60 – 70
60 – 70
45 – 50
30 – 45
45 – 50
40 – 45
45 – 50
40 – 45
30 – 40
45 – 55
40 – 45
35 – 40
30 – 40
45 – 50
40 – 45
40 – 45
35 – 40
45 – 50
40 – 45
30 – 40
40 – 45
30 – 40
40 – 45
35 – 40
40 – 45
■ Main planting, highly recommended ■ Strategic hybrid, supplementary planting. * Potential
Daily Heat Units =
YELLOW HYBRIDS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS - EASTERN DRYLAND
BG 3292
BG 3492B
BG 3592R
BG 3792BR
Early
Max. Temp (ºC) + Min. Temp (ºC)
PAN 4B-376B#
PAN 3P-502R PAN 3Q-740BR PAN 4R-576R PAN 4P-228
PAN 4R-776BR
Ultra Early
to 50% tassel
(
PAN 5A-182
PAN 6P-110
Medium Early
2
PAN 6B-410B
PAN 6R-710BR
)
PAN 6Q-408CB
PAN 6R-680R
PAN 6R-880CBGT
Medium
Warmer Areas
54
56
54
60
62
63
64
64
Cooler Areas
75
78
75
79
80
81
82
82
82
685
690
685
710
720
725
730
735
735
- 10
64
Warmer Areas
105
105
105
108
108
110
115
115
115
Cooler Areas
145
145
145
150
150
155
162
162
162
Approximate days to
harvest (<15% moisture)
Warmer Areas
155
155
155
165
165
170
180
180
180
Cooler Areas
180
180
180
200
200
220
240
240
240
Yield Dryland
(1) Cool Eastern Production Regions
(2) Temperate Eastern Production Regions
(3) Mist Belt
Drying Rate
Tillering
Prolificacy
Standability
Disease Risk**
Grey Leaf Spot
Common Rust
Diplodia Cob Rot
Cob and Tassel Smut
Sulfonylurea
Good
Yield Potential
Average
Poor
Standability and Prolificacy
Good
Average
Poor
Tillering and Disease Risk
Low
Average
High
Low
High
*NB: Is influenced by planting date and the daily Heat Units (HU) during the growing season. HU from planting. *HU determined from emergence to flowering. **Ratings are not absolute, environmental
conditions play the greatest role. *** These diseases do not necessarily affect the yield in a significant manner. Note: Where a history of pre-germination occurs, a molybdenum foliar spray is recommended.
The above information is based on long-term results of PANNAR cultivars. It is given in good faith. PANNAR does not warrant or guarantee the performance of the varieties and the seed in
any manner whatsoever, nor does PANNAR warrant the size or quality of the yield of the seed supplied to the farmer. # Subject to registration.
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UNDERSTANDING
LOCAL CONDITIONS.
SMART CHOICE!
Africa is not just a place; it’s a feeling. Being an African
company, PANNAR shares your love for this continent and
your respect for its demanding conditions. We combine our
local experience and understanding
with
innovations
HIGH YIELD
HIGH YIELDthe best
HIGH
YIELD
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
PRODUCTS
PRODUCTS
PRODUCTS
available through our international relationships, to bring
farmers in Africa elegant, but practical farming solutions.
www.pannar.com | [email protected]
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
HIGH YIELD
PRODUCTS
EXCEPTIONAL
SERVICE
PRE-PLANT
CARE
Together we farm
for the future™
HIGH YIELD EXCEPTIONAL
PRODUCTS SERVICE
EXCEPTIONAL HIGH YIELD PRE-PLANT
SERVICE PRODUCTS
CARE
PRE-PLANT
CARE
ULTRA-MODERN
TECHNOLOGY
OPTIMISING
PRODUCTION
EXCEPTIONALULTRA-MODERN
SERVICE TECHNOLOGY
ULTRA-MODERN PRE-PLANT OPTIMISING
TECHNOLOGY
CARE PRODUCTION
OPTIMISING
PRODUCTION
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
SUPERIOR CROP
PROTECTION
SUPERIOR CROPOPTIMISINGSUPERIOR CROP
SUPERIOR CROP
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ULTRA-MODERN
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MAIZE
DRYLAND WESTERN PRODUCTION REGION
The PANNAR white maize package comprises an excellent range of medium early and medium hybrids, while
the medium range of yellow hybrids forms a formidable package. The hybrids offer outstanding performance
and stability across all western dryland production regions.
The western production region includes the
North West, the western Free State and Limpopo.
Good risk distribution in the western region is
achieved by management of the planting date and
good moisture conservation practices.
An important requirement for hybrids in this
region is high prolificacy, in order to maximise
production when optimal conditions occur, and
minimise risk under sub-optimal conditions.
regulations is required where any Bt hybrids are used (B, CB,
BR or CBGT). Refer to schematic guidelines on page 28.
Thabazimbi
Brits
7
North West 5
Schweizer
Reneke
Groblersdal
Delmas
Heidelberg
Swaziland
Klerksdorp
Bothaville
Kroonstad
4 Free State
6
Reitz
Lesotho
7
North West
North Western Free State
North Eastern Free State
Far North West, South Western
Free State and Limpopo
Irrigation Northern Cape
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MAIZE
WHITE HYBRID PACKAGE – DRYLAND WESTERN REGION
The white hybrid package is distinguished by its exceptional performance and stability. Hybrids in this range
differ in terms of growth class and plant type and complement each other well.
Growth Class
Early
Medium Early
Medium
Hybrid
PAN 4A-111
PAN 4B-311B
PAN 4R-511R
BG 5285
BG 5485B
BG 5685R
BG 5785BR
PAN 5Q-649R
PAN 5A-291
PAN 5R-591R
PAN 5R-791BR
PAN 6Q-245
PAN 6Q-345CB
PAN 6B-465B
PAN 6R-845CBGT
PAN 6Q-865BR
PAN 6479
North West
Low Rainfall **
Low Pot.*
High Pot.
Low Pot.
High Pot.
Low Pot.
High Pot.
Low Pot.
High Pot.
18 – 25
25 – 36
15 – 25
25 – 36
–
25 – 36
–
–
18 – 22
20 – 36
15 – 22
20 – 36
16 – 22
18 – 24
10 – 16
14 – 18
18 – 22
20 – 36
15 – 25
25 – 36
16 – 22
18 – 24
12 – 16
14 – 18
20 – 25
20 – 36
15 – 22
20 – 36
16 – 22
18 – 24
12 – 16
14 – 18
15 – 20
18 – 28
15 – 20
18 – 28
16 – 20
16 – 22
10 – 16
14 – 18
■ Main planting, highly recommended ■ Strategic hybrid, supplementary planting. *Potential, **South western Free State, western parts of the North West and Limpopo
WHITE HYBRIDS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS - WESTERN DRYLAND
PAN 4A-111
PAN 4B-311B
PAN 4R-511R
to 50% tassel
BG 5285
BG 5485B
BG 5685R
BG 5785BR
Early
PAN 5Q-649R
PAN 5A-291
PAN 5R-591R
PAN 5R-791BR
PAN 6479
Medium Early
PAN 6Q-245
PAN 6Q-345CB
PAN 6R-845CBGT
PAN 6B-465B
PAN 6Q-865BR
Medium
Warmer Areas
57
62
61
62
64
64
Cooler Areas
72
78
78
81
84
84
84
715
720
715
725
740
740
740
64
Warmer Areas
108
110
109
110
115
115
115
Cooler Areas
158
161
159
160
170
170
170
Approximate days to
Warmer Areas
163
165
168
170
175
175
175
Cooler Areas
215
220
223
230
235
235
235
Yield Dryland
(4) North Western Free State
(5) North West
(6) North Eastern Free State
(7) F ar North West, South Western
Drying Rate
Tillering
Prolificacy
Standability
Disease Risk**
Grey Leaf Spot
Common Rust
Diplodia Cob Rot
Cob and Tassel Smut
Sulfonylurea
NOTES
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YELLOW HYBRID PACKAGE – DRYLAND WESTERN REGION
The medium class hybrids are a formidable package and are also particularly suitable as maize foggage or silage.
Growth Class
Ultra Early
Early
Medium Early
Medium
Hybrid
Low Pot.*
High Pot.
BG 3292
BG 3492B
BG 3592R
BG 3792BR
PAN 3Q-240
PAN 3P-502R
PAN 3Q-740BR
PAN 4B-376B
PAN 4R-576R
PAN 4R-776BR
PAN 4P-228
PAN 5A-182
PAN 6P-110
PAN 6Q-408CB
PAN 6B-410B
PAN 6R-680R
PAN 6R-880CBGT
PAN 6R-710BR
North West
Low Pot.
High Pot.
Low Pot.
High Pot.
Low Rainfall**
Low Pot.
High Pot.
–
25 – 40
–
25 – 40
–
–
–
–
–
–
15 – 22
25 – 40
–
–
–
–
18 – 22
18 – 22
25 – 40
25 – 40
15 – 22
15 – 22
25 – 40
25 – 40
20 – 30
–
20 – 30
–
–
–
–
–
18 – 22
20 – 36
15 – 22
18 – 36
16 – 20
16 – 24
10 – 16
14 – 18
■ Main planting, highly recommended ■ Strategic hybrid, supplementary planting. *Potential, **South western Free State, western parts of the North West and Limpopo.
YELLOW HYBRIDS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS - WESTERN DRYLAND
Daily Heat Units =
(
2
)
- 10
BG 3292
PAN 4B-376B
PAN 6Q-408CB
BG 3492B
PAN 6B-410B
PAN 3Q-240 PAN 3P-502R PAN 3Q-740BR PAN 4R-576R PAN 4P-228 PAN 5A-182 PAN 6P-110
PAN 6R-680R
BG 3592R
PAN 6R-710BR
PAN 4R-776BR
PAN 6R-880CBGT
BG 3792BR
Ultra Early
to 50% tassel
Early
Medium Early
Medium
Warmer Areas
54
56
56
54
60
62
63
64
64
Cooler Areas
75
78
78
75
79
80
81
82
82
82
685
690
690
685
710
720
725
730
735
735
64
Warmer Areas
105
105
105
105
108
108
110
115
115
115
Cooler Areas
145
145
145
145
150
150
155
162
162
162
Approximate days to
Warmer Areas
155
155
155
155
165
165
170
180
180
180
Cooler Areas
180
180
180
180
200
200
220
240
240
240
Yield Dryland
(4) North Western Free State
(5) North West
(6) North Eastern Free State
(7) F ar North West, South Western
Drying Rate
Tillering
Prolificacy
Standability
Disease Risk**
Grey Leaf Spot
Common Rust
Diplodia Cob Rot
Cob and Tassel Smut
Sulfonylurea
Good
Yield Potential
Average
Poor
Good
Average
Poor
Low
Average
High
Low
High
The above information is based on long-term results of PANNAR cultivars. It is given in good faith. PANNAR does not warrant or guarantee the performance of the varieties and the seed in any manner
whatsoever nor does PANNAR warrant the size or quality of the yield of the seed supplied to the farmer.
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THE BEST UNDER IRRIGATION
PANNAR’s ultra early yellow hybrid package is an industry leader. PANNAR’s irrigation package comprises
conventional, stalk borer resistant, glyphosate herbicide tolerant and stacked gene hybrids. Cultivar choice is
very important, with the emphasis on stability. The package can be utilised in a single or double cropping
system, where, for example, maize follows wheat cultivation. The ultra early growth class hybrids are the
obvious choice in a wheat-maize rotation system.
The ultra early hybrids typically have a single-stem
upright growth habit, tend to be single cobbing and
have excellent standability. The foundation for a high
potential grain yield is accurate planting: spacing
plants uniformly within the row and planting at the
same depth. Uniform seedling emergence creates the
opportunity for optimal production per plant. The
ultra early hybrids are recommended at a high plant
population and it is therefore advisable to reduce
planting speed to ensure the best possible intra-row
plant spacing (six kilometres per hour is ideal).
If cultivation takes place under less intensive
management conditions, the medium growth class
hybrids may be considered for planting under irrigation.
Yield results in excess of 12 tonnes per hectare are
realistic for this type of hybrid if planted early.
regulations is required where any Bt hybrids (B, CB, BR or
CBGT) are used. Refer to the schematic guidelines on page 28.
Thabazimbi
Brits
7
North West
Schweizer
Reneke
Groblersdal
Delmas
Heidelberg
Swaziland
Klerksdorp
Bothaville
Kroonstad
Reitz
Vryheid
Free State
Upington
Winterton
Ladybrand
Prieska
Lesotho
Hopetown
Kokstad
Middelburg
Cradock
Olifants
Moreesburg
East London
Swellendam
Irrigation Areas of South Africa
Cooler Irrigation Area
Warmer Irrigation Area
Mpumalanga
Eastern Free State
KwaZulu-Natal
Fish River
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WHITE HYBRID PACKAGE – IRRIGATION
Where later maturing hybrids are used under irrigation, the following hybrids fit in well. The white range
includes South Africa’s most popular green mealie, SC 701. It is sold exclusively by PANNAR SEED in
South Africa and Namibia.
Growth Class
Hybrid
Eastern Highveld and
KwaZulu-Natal
Warm western Highveld,
Limpopo and Eastern Cape
Northern Cape
Early
PAN 4A-111
PAN 4B-311B
PAN 4R-511R
65
55 – 65
55 – 65
Medium Early
BG 5285
BG 5485B
BG 5685R
BG 5785BR
55
55
–
Medium
PAN 6Q-245
PAN 6Q-345CB
PAN 6B-465B
PAN 6R-845CBGT
PAN 6Q-865BR
45 – 50
45 – 55
–
Green Mealie
SC 701
25 – 35
25 – 35
25 – 35
■ Main planting, highly recommended ■ Strategic hybrid, supplementary planting
WHITE HYBRIDS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS - IRRIGATION
to 50% tassel
PAN 4A-111
PAN 4B-311B
PAN 4R-511R
BG 5285
BG 5485B
BG 5685R
BG 5785BR
PAN 6Q-245
PAN 6Q-345CB
PAN 6R-845CBGT
PAN 6B-465B
PAN 6Q-865BR
Early
Medium Early
Warmer Areas
57
62
64
Cooler Areas
72
78
84
84
715
720
740
740
Medium
64
Warmer Areas
108
110
115
115
Cooler Areas
158
161
170
170
Approximate days to harvest
(<15% moisture)
Warmer Areas
163
165
175
175
Cooler Areas
215
220
235
235
Yield Irrigation
Eastern Highveld and KwaZulu-Natal
Western Highveld, Limpopo and Eastern Cape
Northern Cape
Drying Rate
Tillering
Prolificacy
Standability
Disease Risk**
Grey Leaf Spot
Common Rust
Diplodia Cob Rot
Cob and Tassel Smut
Sulfonylurea
NOTES
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YELLOW HYBRID PACKAGE – IRRIGATION
The ultra early hybrids provide top yield results when best management practices are applied, including
irrigation scheduling. Under these conditions, PANNAR’s ultra early hybrids have produced exceptional
yields in excess of 20 tonnes per hectare.
Growth Class
Ultra Early
Medium Early
Medium
Hybrid
BG 3292
BG 3492B
BG 3592R
BG 3792BR
PAN 6126
PAN 3Q-240
PAN 3P-502R
PAN 3D-736BR
PAN 3Q-740BR
PAN 5A-182
PAN 6P-110
PAN 6Q-408CB
PAN 6B-410B
PAN 6R-680R
PAN 6R-880CBGT
PAN 6R-710BR
Eastern Highveld
and KwaZulu-Natal
Warm western Highveld,
Limpopo and Eastern Cape
Northern Cape
80 – 100
80 – 100
80 – 100
80 – 100
80 – 100
80 – 100
50 – 65
50 – 65
50 – 65
50 – 55
55
55
■ Main planting, highly recommended ■ Strategic hybrid, supplementary planting
Daily Heat Units =
YELLOW HYBRIDS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS - IRRIGATION
BG 3292
BG 3492B PAN 6126 PAN 3Q-240
BG 3592R
BG 3792BR
PAN
3P-502R
PAN
PAN
3D-736BR 3Q-740BR
Ultra Early
*Relative number of
days to 50% tassel
(
PAN
5A-182
PAN
6P-110
Medium Early
2
)
6Q-408CB
PAN 6B-410B PAN
PAN 6R-680R
PAN 6R-710BR PAN
6R-880CBGT
Medium
Warmer Areas
54
52
56
56
54
54
63
64
64
Cooler Areas
75
74
78
78
75
75
81
82
82
82
685
650
690
690
685
685
725
730
735
735
- 10
64
Warmer Areas
105
103
105
105
105
105
110
115
115
115
Cooler Areas
145
140
145
145
145
145
155
162
162
162
Approximate days to
Warmer Areas
155
150
155
155
150
155
170
180
180
180
Cooler Areas
180
175
180
180
175
180
220
240
240
240
Yield Irrigation
Eastern Highveld and KwaZulu-Natal
Western Highveld, Limpopo and Eastern Cape
Northern Cape
Drying Rate
Tillering
Prolificacy
Standability
Disease Risk**
Grey Leaf Spot
Common Rust
Diplodia Cob Rot
Cob and Tassel Smut
Sulfonylurea
Good
Yield Potential
Average
Poor
Good
Average
Poor
Low
Average
High
Low
High
The above information is based on long-term results of PANNAR cultivars. It is given in good faith. PANNAR does not warrant or guarantee the performance of the varieties and the seed in any manner
whatsoever, nor does PANNAR warrant the size or quality of the yield of the seed supplied to the farmer.
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WHITE HYBRID PACKAGE
The PANNAR white hybrid package displays good performance, adaptability and stability over regions for
good risk management.
Early Package:
Medium Package:
PAN 4A-111, PAN 4B-311B and PAN 4R-511R:
Dryland: An excellent choice for all the eastern production areas,
including the north eastern Free State. Excellent performance in the
mist belt areas. PAN 4B-311B was the top white hybrid in the ARC
trials for the eastern production region in 2013/14.
PAN 6Q-245, PAN 6Q-345CB, PAN 6R-665R and PAN 6R-845CBGT:
Dryland: They provide stable yields and have an ability to compensate
for varying growing conditions. They are recommended as part of the
main planting in the north eastern Free State, north western Free
State and North West production regions. Limit planting to the
period before the middle of December. Also recommended as part
of the main planting in the temperate parts of the Highveld and
KwaZulu-Natal and the mist belt of KwaZulu-Natal.
Irrigation: These hybrids are well suited to an irrigated singlecropping system.
These hybrids have good general disease tolerance, standability, grain
quality and hectolitre mass. A fungicide spray programme will benefit
this package where leaf diseases are normally anticipated.
Medium Early Package:
BG 5285, BG 5485B, BG 5685R and BG 5785BR:
Dryland: This group of BIOGENE® hybrids offers good stability and
high prolificacy. They are recommended as part of the main planting
for all the western production regions (north western Free State,
north eastern Free State and North West). Well adapted to all the
eastern production regions.
These hybrids have an attractive plant type, are agronomically
well-balanced and show good tolerance to Head and Tassel Smut and
Northern Corn Leaf Blight.
PAN 5Q-749BR:
Dryland: This hybrid is distinguished by its stability in the North
West. BG 5685R and PAN 5R-591R are suitable as a refuge for the
BR hybrids.
It exhibits very good standability and high prolificacy and usually
produces very few tillers.
PAN 5A-291, PAN 5R-591R and PAN 5R-791BR (NEW):
Dryland: This group of hybrids is highly prolific and complements
the BG 5285 package well. Well adapted to the sandy soils of the
northern Free State. Recommended as part of the main package.
These hybrids dry down relatively quickly and boast good standability
and high prolificacy. They have good tolerance to Diplodia Ear Rot
and Grey Leaf Spot.
PAN 6B-465B and PAN 6Q-865BR (NEW):
New hybrids with the MON89034 stalk borer resistance trait.
Dryland: These are exciting new white hybrids. PAN 6B-465B is
similar to PAN 6Q-445B and PAN 6Q-345CB, while PAN 6Q-865BR
is similar to PAN 6R-845CBGT. They are particularly suited to dryland
production and are well adapted to all maize production areas. Late
plantings in the cooler eastern parts should be avoided.
The genetic background of these hybrids provides good tolerance
to Diplodia Ear Rot, Grey Leaf Spot (GLS) and Cob and Tassel Smut.
They exhibit good standability.
Green Mealie:
SC 701: With its big, tasty kernels, large cob and exceptional shelf
life, SC 701 is undoubtedly the current leader in the green and
roasting mealie industry in South Africa. It is also suitable for the
production of baby corn. As it falls in the medium late growth class,
SC 701 dries down slowly. It is also an excellent silage cultivar.
SC 701, which has good tolerance to Maize Streak Virus, is
recommended at a population between 25 000 and 35 000 plants per
hectare. A population of 25 000 plants per hectare in the high season,
when green mealies are readily available, will ensure the bigger
marketable cobs preferred by street vendors (hawkers). Farmers are
advised to take preventative measures against Grey Leaf Spot.
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YELLOW HYBRID PACKAGE
This formidable yellow maize package of ultra early, early and medium hybrids offers a good long-term
risk distribution strategy. The YIELDBOOST® fungicide spray programme provides effective control
of leaf diseases and is recommended for a selected range of hybrids. With conventional hybrids, the
YIELDBOOST® stalk borer spray programme offers effective stalk borer control with quick and lasting
action. More information is provided on page 24.
PAN 3D-736BR:
Irrigation: This versatile stacked gene hybrid is a solid performer,
harnessing the benefits of stalk borer resistance and glyphosate
herbicide tolerance. It is an excellent hybrid under irrigation,
especially in the warm areas.
Good tolerance against Cob and Tassel Smut.
PAN 3P-502R:
Irrigation: This hybrid with glyphosate herbicide tolerance produced
good results in the ARC multi-season irrigation trials. It is well adapted
to all production regions and is a good choice where high weed
pressure is a concern, as well as for a refuge for PAN 3D-736BR and
PAN 3Q-740BR.
Dryland: It is well adapted to KwaZulu-Natal and parts of the north
eastern Free State. The recommended plant population is at least
20-30% higher than that for typical medium growers under dryland
conditions.
Ultra Early Package:
PAN 6126:
Irrigation: This hybrid is a top performer, especially in the warm
irrigation regions. PAN 6126 is renowned for its good yield
performance and stability. When good stalk borer control is achieved,
it competes favourably with the Bt and BR hybrids.
The YIELDBOOST® fungicide spray programme is recommended for
all the ultra early hybrids in the areas where leaf diseases are usually
expected. It is a cost-effective risk management tool that can increase
the yield potential.
PAN 3Q-240:
Irrigation: This conventional hybrid is a good teammate for
PAN 6126. It performs very well and is adapted to all
production regions.
When good stalk borer control is achieved, it competes favourably
with the Bt and BR hybrids. Regular inspection of crops for stalk borer
infestation is essential.
BG 3292, BG 3492B, BG 3592R and BG 3792BR:
Irrigation: This complete range of hybrids has performed very well
under commercial conditions and in PANNAR’s multi-season
irrigation trials over the past three years. They display good stability
and are recommended for all production areas.
Dryland: This group of hybrids is well adapted to the eastern
Highveld and KwaZulu-Natal. They are recommended as part of the
main planting for all the eastern production areas. BG 3492B has
performed particularly well under irrigation and dryland. The
recommended plant population is at least 20-30% higher than that
for typical medium growth class hybrids under dryland conditions.
These hybrids usually produce very few tillers and have very good
standability and grain quality. They are agronomically well-balanced
and show good tolerance to Rust and Diplodia Ear Rot. Where the
ultra early hybrids are grown in the eastern Highveld and KwaZuluNatal where leaf diseases are normally anticipated, the
YIELDBOOST® fungicide spray programme can increase the yield
potential substantially.
This hybrid usually produces very few tillers and has very good
standability. It produces good quality grain. The YIELDBOOST®
fungicide spray programme is recommended for optimal production
in areas where leaf diseases are normally anticipated.
PAN 3Q-740BR:
Irrigation: This stacked gene hybrid has been a top performer under
irrigation in all production regions. It has shown excellent
performance in the ARC irrigation trials.
It displays good standability and produces good grain quality.
Early Package:
PAN 4P-228:
Dryland: This early package performs well in the cool production
regions such as the eastern Free State. The recommended plant
population is at least 20% higher than that for typical medium
growers under dryland conditions.
This hybrid usually produces very few tillers and exhibits good
standability. If Diplodia Ear Rot is a risk, this hybrid should be avoided.
The YIELDBOOST® fungicide spray programme is recommended for
optimal production where leaf diseases are anticipated.
PAN 4R-576R and PAN 4R-776BR:
Dryland: Both hybrids are recommended as part of the main planting
in the north eastern and eastern Free State. They are able to realise
good yields at lower plant populations.
They are prolific and quick drying. Good tolerance to cob rots. The
YIELDBOOST® fungicide spray programme is recommended for
optimal production where leaf diseases are usually expected.
PAN 4B-376B (NEW):
A new hybrid with the MON89034 stalk
borer resistance trait.
Dryland: This yellow hybrid is similar to PAN 4R-576R and
PAN 4R-776BR. It is a dryland hybrid that is well adapted to the
cool production areas of KwaZulu-Natal and the north eastern and
eastern Free State.
It exhibits good resistance to Phaeosphaeria Leaf Spot. It has good
standability and does not show sensitivity to sulfonylurea. It is,
however, susceptible to Northern Corn Leaf Blight (NCLB). The
YIELDBOOST® fungicide spray programme is advised in areas
where leaf diseases are usually expected.
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Medium Early Package:
PAN 5A-182 (NEW):
Dryland and irrigation: This conventional hybrid should deliver very
good results and is well suited to all production regions. However, in
the North West, it should only be planted on high potential soils.
Good tolerance to general diseases and cob rots.
Medium Package:
The medium class hybrids all perform well in the eastern production
regions and are also suitable for silage or maize foggage. They are
recommended as part of the main planting. It is important to plant
this range of medium hybrids at the recommended plant population
for the respective production regions.
PAN 6P-110:
Dryland: This hybrid produces very good results in the eastern and
western production regions, with good stability. It is recommended
as the refuge for PAN 6Q-408CB and PAN 6B-410B.
Irrigation: This hybrid is well suited to an irrigated single-cropping
system.
It displays good standability and general disease
tolerance and is exceptionally prolific.
PAN 6B-410B and PAN 6R-710BR (NEW):
New hybrids with the MON89034 stalk borer resistance trait.
Dryland: The same genetic background as PAN 6Q-408CB. These
hybrids should deliver very good results, with good stability in the
eastern and western growing regions.
Irrigation: This hybrid is well suited to a full or supplementary
irrigated single-cropping system.
It is ready for harvest earlier than the other medium hybrids. It is
agronomically strong with good standability, high prolificacy and
general disease tolerance.
PAN 6R-680R:
Dryland: This glyphosate herbicide tolerant hybrid has displayed
exceptionally stable performance over various seasons and across
the entire eastern and western production regions. A good choice
where high weed pressures are a concern, as well as the refuge for
PAN 6R-880CBGT and PAN 6R-710BR.
Irrigation: These hybrids fit in well where only a single crop of maize
is grown under irrigation or supplementary irrigation.
Irrigation: It fits in well where only a single crop of maize is grown
under irrigation or supplementary irrigation.
Good tolerance to Rust and Northern Corn Leaf Blight (NCLB).
Good standability and drought tolerance. Shows no sensitivity to
sulfonylurea herbicides at the recommended dosage.
Good tolerance to cob rot.
PAN 6Q-408CB:
The stalk borer resistance in this hybrid is provided by the Bt11 gene.
Dryland: This hybrid has an excellent record of performance in the
eastern and western production regions. It is quick to dry down to
harvest, very widely adapted with good stability. PAN 6Q-408CB is
recommended for the main planting.
PAN 6R-880CBGT:
This stacked gene hybrid offers the benefits of stalk borer resistance
and tolerance to glyphosate herbicide.
Dryland: It is similar to the above hybrids and is well adapted to the
dryland production regions. Normally ready for harvest earlier than
the other medium hybrids.
Irrigation: It fits in well where only a single crop of maize is grown
under irrigation or supplementary irrigation.
NOTES
PAN 6Q-345CB, PAN 6R-845CBGT, PAN 6Q-408CB and
PAN 6R-880CBGT incorporate the AGRISURE® Corn Traits
CB (Corn Borer) and GT (Glyphosate Tolerance) genes, respectively.
AGRISURE® Corn Traits is a registered trademark of a Syngenta
Group Company.
® BIOGENE is a registered trademark of Pioneer. BIOGENE®
brand seed is distributed by PANNAR SEED (PTY) LTD.
SC 701 Developed by SEED CO. Sold under exclusive licence by
PANNAR SEED (PTY) LTD in South Africa and Namibia.
ROUNDUP READY®, GENUITY® and design are trademarks
used under license from Monsanto Technology LLC.
NB! The management of possible insect
resistance to the Bt gene is legally binding.
The planting of a refuge according to
regulations is required where any Bt hybrids
are used (B, CB, BR or CBGT). Refer to the
schematic guidelines on page 28.
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MAIZE AND SUNFLOWER SEED SPACING GUIDE
Row Width (cm)
45 cm
76 cm
91 cm
120 cm
Plant population
per ha
Seeds per
metre
Distance
between Seeds
(cm)
Seeds per
metre
Distance
between Seeds
(cm)
Seeds per
metre
Distance
between Seeds
(cm)
Seeds per
metre
Distance
between Seeds
(cm)
90 000
4,1
24,7
6,8
14,6
8,2
12,2
10,8
9,3
80 000
3,6
27,8
6,1
16,4
7,3
13,7
9,6
10,4
70 000
3,2
31,7
5,3
18,8
6,4
15,7
8,4
11,9
60 000
2,7
37,0
4,6
21,9
5,5
18,3
7,2
13,9
50 000
2,3
44,4
3,8
26,3
4,6
22,0
6,0
16,7
45 000
2,0
49,4
3,4
29,2
4,1
24,4
5,4
18,5
40 000
1,8
55,6
3,0
32,9
3,6
27,5
4,8
20,8
35 000
1,6
63,5
2,7
37,6
3,2
31,4
4,2
23,8
30 000
1,4
74,1
2,3
43,9
2,7
36,6
3,6
27,8
27 500
1,2
80,8
2,1
47,8
2,5
40,0
3,3
30,3
25 000
1,1
88,9
1,9
52,6
2,3
44,0
3,0
33,3
22 500
1,0
98,8
1,7
58,5
2,0
48,8
2,7
37,0
20 000
1,5
65,8
1,8
54,9
2,4
41,7
18 000
1,4
73,1
1,6
61,1
2,2
46,3
15 000
1,1
87,7
1,4
73,3
1,8
55,6
1,1
91,6
1,4
69,4
1,2
83,3
12 000
10 000
Row Width (cm)
152 cm or 90 x 213 cm
180 cm
210 cm
230 cm
Plant population
per ha
Seeds per
metre
Distance
between Seeds
(cm)
Seeds per
metre
Distance
between Seeds
(cm)
Seeds per
metre
Distance
between Seeds
(cm)
Seeds per
metre
Distance
between Seeds
(cm)
90 000
13,7
7,3
16,2
6,2
18,9
5,3
20,7
4,8
80 000
12,2
8,2
14,4
6,9
16,8
6,0
18,4
5,4
70 000
10,6
9,4
12,6
7,9
14,7
6,8
16,1
6,2
60 000
9,1
11,0
10,8
9,3
12,6
7,9
13,8
7,2
50 000
7,6
13,2
9,0
11,1
10,5
9,5
11,5
8,7
45 000
6,8
14,6
8,1
12,3
9,5
10,6
10,4
9,7
40 000
6,1
16,4
7,2
13,9
8,4
11,9
9,2
10,9
35 000
5,3
18,8
6,3
15,9
7,4
13,6
8,1
12,4
30 000
4,6
21,9
5,4
18,5
6,3
15,9
6,9
14,5
27 500
4,2
23,9
5,0
20,2
5,8
17,3
6,3
15,8
25 000
3,8
26,3
4,5
22,2
5,3
19,0
5,8
17,4
22 500
3,4
29,2
4,1
24,7
4,7
21,2
5,2
19,3
20 000
3,0
32,9
3,6
27,8
4,2
23,8
4,6
21,7
18 000
2,7
36,5
3,2
30,9
3,8
26,5
4,1
24,2
15 000
2,3
43,9
2,7
37,0
3,2
31,7
3,5
29,0
12 000
1,8
54,8
2,2
46,3
2,5
39,7
2,8
36,2
10 000
1,5
65,8
1,8
55,6
2,1
47,6
2,3
43,5
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COMPLETE CROP PROTECTION
PANNAR is committed to supporting farmers by providing first-class products and expertise. We strive to
deliver tailored advice and service through our team of experienced sales representatives and agronomists.
PANNAR’s combination of exceptional products and innovative seed care and post-planting crop care
offers a complete risk management package for crop producers.
PANACEA®
YIELDBOOST® Stalk borer spray programme:
The trademark PANACEA® represents PANNAR’s complete plant
health initiative. It includes the advice and seed treatment
products that add value to our seed.
The YIELDBOOST® stalk borer spray programme is a PANNAR
initiative to increase the productivity of selected maize hybrids. The
spray programme provides excellent stalk borer control in maize with
quick knockdown and residual action. It controls all stages in the stalk
borer life cycle.
The initiative involves a complete risk management package for crop
farmers and our seed-producing partners:
• First-class advice on diseases and pests that occur on farmers’
crops from time-to-time.
• Advice on possible control measures against such threats.
• Identification and evaluation of the best seed treatments that
complement cultivars of the various crop seeds and add value to
the company’s seed products.
• For your convenience, some standard seed treatments are applied in
PANNAR’s seed conditioning plants – the farmer receives seed that
is ready to plant.
• PANNAR evaluates new fungicides and insecticides from various
respected agrochemical companies on an annual basis, in order to
advise its seed production partners and commercial farmers.
• Spray programmes are developed and established for PANNAR to
identify the most economically efficient combinations and advise
farmers during decision-making processes. This provides farmers
with a complete cost-effective risk management package in order
to increase the profitability of their farming operations.
YIELDBOOST®
The YIELDBOOST® Fungicide and insecticide spray programmes
are the fruit of the PANACEA® initiative that enables the farmer
to benefit from the value of PANNAR SEED’s research in this
discipline first-hand, under commercial planting conditions for
selected maize hybrids.
YIELDBOOST® Fungicide spray programme:
All PANNAR’s hybrids are tested every season in various
environments for their fungicide response. A series of unique
fungicide spray programmes have been developed from the findings.
Although the primary aim of fungicide application is to control
disease to foster a better yield, an additional advantage is that plants
usually remain green and healthy for a longer period of time, which is
advantageous for standability and the grain quality of the harvest.
Results indicate that there are significant differences between hybrid
responses to various spray programmes. The risk profiles of certain
hybrids indicate that some may need two or even three sprays,
depending on the seasonal conditions, whereas others may require
only one spray or even no spraying at all.
The YIELDBOOST® fungicide programme highlights the fact that
fungicide applications should be a cost-effective management tool
in maize production and should support responsible rather than
indiscriminate spraying. The most significant improvements in
production efficiency are discernible among the ultra early and
early maize hybrids.
The YIELDBOOST® insecticide strategy focuses on the non-Bt
hybrids. The proactive stalk borer spray programme maximises the
yield potential of specific top-performing maize hybrids.
The stalk borer spray programme specifically targets the Lepidoptera
family. After ingestion of the products, larvae stop feeding almost
immediately and subsequently die. These insecticide products have
egg sterilising properties and control larvae. Consequently, they are
active on the entire life cycle of the stalk borer. They are
environmentally friendly and safe for other insects. They also
reduce the chance of red spider mite outbreaks.
The products are registered for application by centre pivot, tractor
and highboy sprayer. Under normal conditions they should provide
control for 14 days. Best practice is to monitor moth populations and
spray preventatively when moth flights peak or at the first signs of
damage (holes in plants), or alternatively if 10% egg infestation is
observed in the leaf sheath.
More information regarding our YIELDBOOST® fungicide and
insecticide spray programmes is available from your PANNAR
representative or agronomist or the PANNAR website .
CROP DISEASE POCKET GUIDES
(‘BAKKIE BUDDIES’)
PANNAR’s exclusive maize and sunflower diagnostic disease
field guides are available in a handy pocket size. The pocket
guides are ideal for the identification of the most important
crop diseases.
The comprehensive maize disease fact sheets are available on
PANNAR’s website. They include aspects such as new control
measures, disease resistance (see agronomic tables) and
agrochemical recommendations. The crop disease pocket guides
(maize and sunflower) are also available on PANNAR’s website.
The disease field guides for maize and sunflower are
incorporated in the new PANNAR Sprout app, which can be
downloaded free of charge from the Apple App Store and
Google Play Store. Just search for PANNAR.
PANNAR encourages farmers to convey their personal plant
disease experiences, both typical and exceptional cases,
to our agronomists for inclusion
in updated versions.
Abide rigorously to crop protection chemical labels.
More information regarding hybrid sensitivities and the fungicide
spray programme is available from PANNAR’s representatives.
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SEED TREATMENT
Top quality chemical products and film coatings (polymers) are
used as seed treatments. The products currently applied to the
seed as seed treatments in the PANNAR seed conditioning plants
consist mainly of fungicides, insecticides or a combination of both.
These products offer the following advantages:
• They protect the seed and seedling at the most vulnerable maturity
stages and protect the most exposed plant parts, and also contribute
to seedling vigour.
• Top quality chemical products in combination with the correct
polymers and dyes are the most environmentally friendly way of
protecting the seed against early-season insect infestation and
seed-borne or soil-borne disease.
• Seed treatment is particularly important where seed is planted in
cold, wet conditions which delay emergence.
Maize seed fungicide treatment is standard practice in PANNAR’s
seed conditioning plants. In most cases, seed is treated with an
insecticide as well.
Fungicides:
Broad spectrum fungicides are used to protect the seed and seedlings
against disease in the early stages of the plant’s development. Seeds
and seedlings are incredibly vulnerable at these early stages and
require extra attention and protection. It is therefore necessary to
apply fungicides to the seed.
The effect of fungicides is threefold:
• They keep in check the fungi and disease residing on the surface
of the seed.
• They control soil-borne fungi and fungi inside the seed.
that serves as a biological barrier that protects the roots against early
attacks of soil insects and nematodes.
PONCHO®VOTiVO™ is a systemic insecticide and biological seed
treatment for use on maize for the control of soil insects, e.g. black
maize beetles (Heteronychus arator), astylus larvae (Astylus
atromaculatus), ground weevils (Protostrophus spp.), wireworms
(Elateridae), small false wireworms/dusty surface beetles
(Gonocephalum and Mesomorphus spp.), great false wireworms
(Somaticus spp.) and leafhoppers (Cicadulina mbila), as well as the
bio-stimulation of plants, improved growth and reduced early attacks
by nematodes.
PONCHO®VOTiVO™ contains a bacterium (Bacillus firmus) that is
applied on the seed. When the seed is planted and the environmental
conditions are favourable for germination, the bacteria start growing
and multiplying. These bacteria feed on root secretions and multiply
as the roots develop. It forms a biological barrier and protects the
roots during the critical stages of plant establishment against damage
by nematodes. The bacteria compete with nematodes for space and
food sources.
Polymers and Dyes (film coatings):
The function of polymers and dyes stretches far beyond being a
colourant for the seed. At PANNAR, safety is of the utmost
importance, not only for our employees, but also our customers and
especially the environment.
Polymers and dyes have the following characteristics and benefits:
• The dye gives the seed an attractive appearance. It indicates that the
seed is chemically treated and thus cannot be used for human
consumption or animal feed.
• It serves as an adhesive for the other important seed treatment
products that are applied to the seed.
• They give the seedling a good springboard to success.
• It limits the amount of “chemical dust” that comes off the seed
during handling.
Insecticides:
• The seed is safer for the handler and limits pollution by the
“chemical dust” that can be detrimental to the environment.
Insecticides are used to control insects that normally feed on the seed
or seedling. PANNAR offers different insecticide combinations on
various crops (e.g. PONCHO®, CRUISER® and GAUCHO® 600FS).
PONCHO® provides effective systemic protection to maize against
the major soil insects which can cause plant population losses.
At a concentration of 1.4 ml/1 000 seeds, it is effective against the
leafhopper that spreads Maize Streak Virus. The seed treatment
by PANNAR ensures even and reliable treatment.
PONCHO VOTiVO is a combination of PONCHO , a systemic
insecticide, with a biological component, VOTiVO™ (Bacillus firmus)
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• It ensures a smooth finish on the seed, improving seed flow and
plantability of the seed.
• It improves the flow of seed through the planter for an accurate
plant stand. An optimal plant population is fundamental to and
synonymous with good production.
The Peridiam polymer from Bayer CropScience is used by PANNAR
as a seed treatment protective layer on maize seed.
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MANAGEMENT OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED MAIZE HYBRIDS
The use of genetically modified hybrids has made a significant impact on the management requirements
and yield of maize. Glyphosate tolerance simplifies weed control and the Bt stalk borer resistance gene
reduces the impact of stalk borer damage. Both of these features minimise the potential yield loss of
the crop.
PANNAR’s superior genetics are available in stalk borer resistant,
glyphosate tolerant or stacked gene form, where both traits are
combined in one hybrid. Grain producers may only cultivate
hybrids containing any of the Genetically Modified (GM) traits if
he/she has signed a valid Technology and Product Stewardship
Agreement, thereby accepting the strict conditions and
responsibilities regarding the planting and cultivation of the seed.
Farmers are required to acquaint themselves with the GMO user
guidelines and adhere to the requirements regarding the planting
of suitable refuge areas in the case of Bt hybrids and the prescribed
herbicide dosage and time of application for glyphosate tolerant
hybrids. If there is any risk of cross-pollination from GM-maize to
non-GM-maize cultivated for non-transgenic contracts, please
take the necessary isolation precautions to minimise it.
GLYPHOSATE TOLERANT HYBRIDS
Hybrids with glyphosate tolerance offer effective crop
management with unsurpassed broad-spectrum weed control and
excellent crop protection. Use of this technology simplifies
management considerably, has no residual effect in the soil and is
environmentally friendly. It is essential to use a glyphosate
tolerant hybrid as refuge for the stacked gene hybrids.
PANNAR markets maize hybrids with the glyphosate tolerance gene
under licence from Monsanto (ROUNDUP READY® maize) and from
Syngenta (AGRISURE® GT (GA21)). Only Roundup PowerMAX®
(L7769) herbicide is recommended by the registration holder for
post-emergence use on ROUNDUP READY® maize. For maize hybrids
with the Syngenta AGRISURE® GT gene, only TOUCHDOWN Forte
HITECH® (L7305) or HALEX® (L8415) is recommended by the
registration holder for post-emergence use.
Glyphosate herbicide may be applied in combination with certain
residual pre-emergence and post-emergence herbicides,
independently or as tank mixtures. This provides additional flexibility
and better weed control. Please consult your PANNAR or chemical
representative for guidelines for the safe and optimal use of the
glyphosate tolerant cultivars.
Management Guidelines:
• Broadcast (over the top) glyphosate herbicide application should
only take place from the GROUND CRACKING STAGE UP TO THE
V8 STAGE of the maize plant. The V8 stage is reached when the first
plants in the field have eight leaves, with closed collars around the
main stem. The actual number of visible leaves may be more. Do not
make broadcast applications if mechanical crop damage will occur
due to the passage of the spray rig.
• BROADCAST APPLICATION AFTER THE V8 STAGE MAY RESULT
IN YIELD LOSS OR DELAYED MATURITY. For best results, use flat
fan or twin jet nozzles that are suitable for low water volume
deliveries.
• Where sequential applications are necessary to control specific weed species (e.g. Cyperus esculentus), the second application
should not occur within 10 days of the first application. If by this
time the maize is beyond the V8 stage, a post directed application
(see below) will be necessary.
• Directed glyphosate applications between the rows can be made
after the V8 stage where row spacing permits the passage of the
application equipment, without causing mechanical damage to the
maize crop.
Importance of managing herbicide tolerant crops and weed
resistance to herbicides
Proper management of herbicide tolerant crop technology is
important to preserve the effectiveness and value of the tolerant crop
seed and its corresponding herbicides for future use. Growers who
utilise herbicide programmes that include herbicide tolerant crops
can do so on an annual basis provided the technology is effectively
managed. More information regarding the stewardship of glyphosate
herbicide use and possible weed resistance is available on the
PANNAR website, or if you have any questions, please contact your
PANNAR sales representative or agronomist.
* ROUNDUP READY® is a registered trademark used under licence from Monsanto
Technology LLC.
* AGRISURE® GT (GA21) and the Syngenta logo are trademarks of, and used under
licence from, a Syngenta Group Company.
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STALK BORER RESISTANT HYBRIDS
The stalk borer resistance gene in the PANNAR stalk borer
resistant hybrids offers protection against first and second instar
stalk borers and affords the crop the opportunity to develop to
its full potential. The Bt gene will only control small, immature
larvae and not adult larvae.
Insect Resistance Management Strategy:
The purpose of the strategy is the protection of the technology,
extending its shelf life and ensuring its long-term usability. The
insect resistance management strategy comprises the following
elements and is legally binding:
• Knowledge of pest biology and ecology.
• Refugia to support the development of Bt susceptible insects.
In addition to planting a refuge according to Option A or B, the
grower must also adhere to certain important requirements when
planting the refuge.
Refuge:
• The non-Bt maize (i.e. refuge) must –
– have a similar maturity to the Bt maize;
– be planted within seven days of planting the Bt maize;
– be planted on the same farm as the Bt maize; and be planted
under the same cultivation techniques and growing conditions as
the Bt maize. Thus, if the Bt maize is planted under irrigation, the
refuge maize must also be planted under irrigation. That being
said, bear in mind that less water may be distributed at the outer
edge of an irrigated field than in the centre.
• Monitoring and reporting of incidents of insect resistance
development.
• Every farmer must plant his/her own maize refuge. In other words,
neighbouring farmers’ non-Bt maize lands may not serve as refuge.
• Implementation of integrated pest management practices.
• Refuge “strip” areas must be at least six rows wide with no
crossover of Bt and non-Bt rows. Refuge areas must be positioned in
such a manner that some refuge is planted on the outside borders of
the Bt maize.
• Communication and education.
The refuge area is a legal requirement and an integral component of
Bt maize (B, CB, BR and CBGT) production. It must be planted in
strict accordance with the applicable laws and rules. Please take the
necessary precautions to protect the Bt technology. The refuge is also
important if farmers encounter problems of any sort with Bt
plantings. Continuous monitoring of maize plantings and stalk borer
populations is important. Regular inspection will enable farmers to
intervene and apply insecticides, if it appears that the stalk borer
population is not being controlled by the Bt technology. Please
consult your PANNAR representative for guidelines for the safe and
optimal use of the Bt technology. The farmer can select one of the
following options to plant a refuge:
Option A: 5% non-Bt maize refuge that may not be treated with
an insecticide.
• Mixing of Bt maize seed and non-Bt maize (refuge) seed is not
permissible.
• Refuge maize must be planted in such a manner that no Bt plant is
more than 400 m away from a refuge maize plant.
• Farmers must regularly monitor and inspect their Bt crop (weekly)
and immediately contact their seed representative or agent if stalk
borer infestation exceeds the threshold values in the Bt maize. In the
case of Monsanto, the threshold is 10% or more plants damaged.
In the case of Syngenta, it is 5% or more plants.
Compliance with the insect resistance management strategy
and particularly with the refuge requirements will be monitored
as follows:
In practice, this means that for every 95 hectares of stalk borer
resistant maize, the farmer must plant five hectares of non-Bt maize
(i.e. maize without any Bt genes). This non-Bt maize may not be
treated with any insecticide registered for control of maize
stalk borers.
• On-farm compliance monitoring by an independent third
party; and
Option B: 20% non-Bt maize refuge that may be sprayed with a
non-Bt protein-containing insecticide/biopesticide.
The representative is required to advise the farmer to ensure on-farm
compliance with the refuge planting provisions. It is of the utmost
importance that the necessary technology stewardship requirements
are observed. In instances where farmers do not comply with these
requirements, it will be viewed in a very serious light.
In practice, this means that for every 80 hectares of stalk borer
resistant maize, the farmer must plant 20 hectares of non-Bt maize
(i.e. maize without any Bt genes). This non-Bt maize can be treated
with registered insecticides, but not with insecticides that contain
Bt proteins.
• General compliance monitoring at individual seed company level
during farmer visits.
Detailed guidelines for Bt maize production are available from the
PANNAR representative.
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PLANT THE CORRECT REFUGE AREA FOR BT-MAIZE
STEP 1: Choose the best option for your farm.
OPTION A: 95% Bt, 5% non-Bt
No chemical control of stalk borer in refuge.
OPTION B: 80% Bt, 20% non-Bt
Chemical control of stalk borer in refuge allowed.
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of Monsanto traited products, the threshold is 10% or more plants damaged; in the case of Syngenta,
it is 5% or more plants.
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The PANNAR mobile app that puts farming
at your fingertips.
PANNAR receives thousands of visitors to our website every month, with a large contingent of visitors
arriving from mobile devices. We understand that our customers don’t always have access to a stable
internet connection, especially when out in the field, and therefore we have developed the PANNAR
Sprout mobile app to accompany and assist farmers wherever they go.
COMPLETE RANGE OF
PANNAR PRODUCTS
PANNAR NEWS &
USEFUL TIPS
DETAILED OVERVIEW OF
ALL OF OUR PRODUCTS
Available from the Apple App Store or Google Play
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The PANNAR Sprout mobile app is essentially a simplified, yet informative version of our website stored on a user’s mobile device,
thus eliminating the need for a continuous internet connection. When a stable connection becomes available, and providing the
user’s cellphone setting allows, the app will automatically check for and download updates. As with any mobile app, users can
control automatic updates via their device settings (for example specifying that automatic updates only happen when the device
connects to Wi-Fi and not 3G, to save on data expenses).
APP FEATURES:
Our popular farming tools are also available on the mobile app:
Users can enjoy detailed information on our full range
of products and stay abreast of new cultivars as they
become available.
• Estimated yield calculators
Farmers who come across diseases whilst in the field are able to
verify the disease against our helpful disease fact sheets. This
includes photographs, symptoms and important notes. Our
disease fact sheets are also updated as new information comes
to light, so that farmers continue to stay abreast of new and
emerging crop diseases.
Farmers can now enjoy these calculators from the comfort of
their lounge or even in the field. Keep watching this space, as
new digital tools are always in the pipeline.
• Plant population recommendations
• Hybrid comparisons
TOOLS FOR WHEN IN THE FIELD!
PLANT POPULATION
DISEASE FACTS
HYBRID COMPARISON
ESTIMATED YIELDS
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THE PANNAR WEBSITE CONTINUES
TO GROW AND PUSH BOUNDARIES
As technology continues to evolve, so does our digital presence, thereby ensuring
that our customers are always able to connect with us, simply and quickly.
Our mobile-friendly website is the core of our online presence
and is regularly updated with meaningful content. It’s the go-to
place for our customers when they need current information at
the drop of a hat.
Enjoy access to digital catalogues, production guides,
technical articles, products, tools and a lot more in both
English and Afrikaans.
From here, navigate to the PANNAR Sprout App on the app
stores or join the conversation by following any of our social
media links from the home page. Sign up for our newsletter
via the website and we will send only the most important
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SOCIAL MEDIA
We love interacting with our customers and stakeholders on social media. Find us on Facebook,
Twitter and YouTube and get social with PANNAR!
Our social media channels are the meeting place for individuals
with a shared passion for agriculture on the African continent
and for those who strive towards food security for all worldwide.
It’s a digital space where we all get to share news, photos,
opinions, tips and technical information, field photos,
success stories and so much more. Learn about new events
and happenings and keep your eyes peeled for our exciting
competitions. We encourage all of our farmers to join at
least one of our social media channels and, where possible,
to send in field photos and videos for us to share with our
online community.
We look forward to getting social with you!
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SUNFLOWER
PROVEN PERFORMANCE, STABILITY AND
ADAPTABILITY FOR RESULTS IN YOUR POCKET
PANNAR maintains an outstanding performance record in the ARC national trials. For the past two years,
PANNAR has delivered four out of the top five sunflower hybrids in the ARC national trials.
Medium Late Growth Class
Clearfield® Production System
PANNAR’s range of hybrids with the CLEARFIELD® trait competes
head to head with the conventional hybrids, setting a totally new
precedent for crop rotation. The CLEARFIELD® production system
provides a cost-effective alternative. The EURO-LIGHTNING®
herbicide (L8436, with active ingredients Imazapyr and Imazamox)
provides effective post-emergence control of a variety of broadleaf
weeds and grasses.
The inherent herbicide resistance is a natural mutation; the hybrids
are not genetically modified and all sunflower hybrids are GMO-free.
PAN 7095CL – High yield potential with the CLEARFIELD® trait
• This hybrid has a yield potential similar to the conventional hybrids
on the market.
• The first hybrid with the CLEARFIELD® trait to compete head to
head with the conventional hybrids. It was the top performer in the
2012 ARC national trials. Since then, it has maintained an excellent
record of performance.
The PANNAR sunflower hybrid package performs well in all of the
different sunflower production regions of South Africa. This diverse
hybrid package provides good, stable performance with good risk
management that can help expand your business. The South African
farmer can plant PANNAR’s sunflower range with peace of mind,
with the knowledge that these hybrids incorporate the best
technology on the market.
The conventional sunflower package performs exceptionally well, is
stable and adaptable and all products have excellent Common Rust
tolerance. In addition to these hybrids, PANNAR now also markets
high-yielding CLEARFIELD® hybrids, including the first CLEARFIELD®PLUS hybrid. The CLEARFIELD®-PLUS gene is an improvement on
CLEARFIELD®. The PANNAR package also features a hybrid high in
oleic acid, with high mono-unsaturated fatty acid content. High oleic
sunflower oil is addressing the trend for healthier deep-frying oils.
A hybrid package consisting of single and three-way crosses is
recommended as a strategy to better manage disease and drought
stress. It is also recommended that farmers stagger the planting dates
for better risk management.
PAN 7102CLP – A CLEARFIELD®-PLUS hybrid for even
better weed control
• This hybrid contains the ‘new’ CLEARFIELD® gene, CLEARFIELD®PLUS, with the benefit of improved weed control.
• This hybrid is based on the PAN 7049 genetics.
• This full season CLEARFIELD® sunflower hybrid has the same good
yield potential as the conventional hybrids.
• Last season this hybrid was among the top four hybrids in the
ARC trials.
• This hybrid has Common Rust tolerance to current races.
PAN 7160CLP – CLEARFIELD®-PLUS for even better weed control
• This hybrid contains the CLEARFIELD®-PLUS gene, with the benefit
of improved weed control.
• It is based on the PAN 7049 and PAN 7050 genetics.
• This full season CLEARFIELD® sunflower hybrid has the same good
yield potential as the conventional hybrids.
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• This hybrid has Common Rust tolerance to current races.
• A three-way cross with very good stability.
Conventional Hybrid Package
PANNAR’s versatile conventional hybrids are known for their
excellent performance and wide adaptability. A diversified hybrid
package is recommended for good risk management and sustainable
return on investment.
adaptability and has shown exceptional stability under
varying conditions.
• Next to PAN 7057, the most popular hybrid in the PANNAR range.
• Recommended for all sunflower production regions.
• Tolerant to all current races of Common Rust.
Medium Growth Class
PAN 7033 – Champion
PAN 7086HO – High Oleic Acid Hybrid
• A mainstay in the sunflower industry for over a decade.
• A medium season hybrid, well adapted to all sunflower
production regions.
• A stable hybrid with a good track record. A good choice in a
package, suitable for all production regions.
• A very uniform plant type.
• Slower drying.
• Oleic acid content of 80% and higher.
PAN 7098 – The new star in the PANNAR package
• Unique white/light-grey seed colour which simplifies identification
at the silo.
• This three-way cross was the top performer in the ARC trials
for the past season. One of the top hybrids for two years in a row.
PAN 7158HO – High oleic acid hybrid (NEW)
• It offers excellent yield potential and stability. Well adapted
across all production areas.
• A medium season hybrid, well adapted to all sunflower
production regions.
• Similar to PAN 7057.
• A very uniform plant type.
• Recommended as part of the main planting for all sunflower
production areas.
• Oleic acid content of 80% and higher.
• A full season hybrid with Common Rust tolerance.
• The hybrid is based on the genetic model of PAN 7080 and is highly
competitive with the conventional range of hybrids.
PAN 7100 – Excellent stability across all production regions
• A full season hybrid with good stability and adaptability.
NOTES
• Good yield potential and excellent oil content.
• Recommended as part of the main planting for all sunflower
production regions.
• Tolerance to all current races of Common Rust.
PAN 7057 – A proven performer
• The bestseller in the PANNAR sunflower range.
• Wide adaptability across all production regions with excellent
oil content.
• A formidable package combined with PAN 7080, PAN 7098
and PAN 7100 and is recommended for the main planting.
• Tolerant to all current races of Common Rust.
PAN 7080 – This hybrid maintains a very good track record in trials
• This hybrid has been one of the top performers in PANNAR’s
national trials over the past five years. It was also in the top two
in the ARC cultivar trials over the past four years.
• This hybrid combines excellent yield potential with wide
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SUNFLOWER
SUNFLOWER HYBRIDS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS
PAN 7086HO
Growing season
PAN 7158HO
Medium
± Days to physiological maturity
70
PAN 7102CLP
PAN 7160CLP
Medium Late
HIGH OLEIC
± Days to 50% flowering
PAN 7095CL
CLEARFIELD®
78
75
CLEARFIELD®-PLUS
75
77
125
130
130
130
130
135 - 140
150 - 155
150 - 155
150 - 155
150 - 155
Uniformity (9 = Good; 1 = Poor)
9
9
9
9
8
Standability (9 = Good; 1 = Poor)
8
9
9
9
8
± Days to harvest
Plant height (cm)
165
170
190
180
170
Average oil content
40%
41%
40%
41%
42%
PAN 7033
PAN 7098
PAN 7100
PAN 7057
PAN 7080
Growing season
Medium Late
CONVENTIONAL
± Days to 50% flowering*
75
76
76
77
77
± Days to physiological maturity*
130
130
130
130
130
150 - 155
150 - 155
150 - 155
150 - 155
150 - 155
Uniformity (9 = Good; 1 = Poor)
8
8
8
8
9
Standability (9 = Good; 1 = Poor)
9
8
8
9
9
Plant height (cm)
170
170
160
170
170
Average oil content
40%
40%
43%
40%
40%
± Days to harvest*
Uniformity and Standability
Good (9)
Average (5)
Poor (1)
* Varies according to planting date and temperatures during growing season.
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CLEARFIELD®
PRODUCTION SYSTEM
CLEARFIELD® Herbicide Programme
Subsequent Crops
• Successful control, apply at 2-6 leaf stage of weeds
• Poor water quality use Imiboost @ 2%
• Soil application 150-200 l water/ha
CLEARFIELD®, and CLEARFIELD® PLUS and EURO-LIGHTNING® are registered
trademarks of BASF.
Lasso MT/
Dual Gold /
Metagan Gold
Waiting Period
CLEARFIELD® sunflower
NONE
Wheat
4 months
Grain sorghum
5 months
Dry beans
5 months
Cabbage
9 months
Conventional sunflower
8 months
Maize
10 months
Other crops
20 months
Valid only if the correct amount of EURO-LIGHTNING® is applied and a minimum of 350 mm rain falls.
Diseases’ biggest influence
Euro-lightning
@ 1 l/ha
Ideal at
four leaf
Physiological
maturity
Critical moisture requirement
Ready
for
harvest
10%
moisture
Top dressing
Weed control important
Development stages*
VO
V1
V2
V3
V4
R1
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
R8
R9
75
85
95
115
135
155
Days after planting
10
15
Germination and seedling establishment
20
35
Leaf development
45
55
Flower bud stage
65
Flowering stage
Seed development
* Planting date/climate may influence development.
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SOYBEANS
SOYBEANS, A WIDE CHOICE OF TOP PERFORMERS
The PANNAR SEED soybean breeding programme started in 1977 and is currently the market-leading
programme in South Africa.
Glyphosate Tolerant* Cultivars
Early Maturity Class: Cool regions and later planting
in temperate regions
PAN 1454R – First across the finish line
• A quick-maturing cultivar for regions with a restricted
growing season.
• Robust cultivar ideally suited to the cooler eastern Highveld.
• First choice for wheat-soybean rotation.
• High oil content.
• Not recommended for the warm production regions.
PAN 1532R – Widely adapted to cool and temperate regions (NEW)
• Very good, stable performance across all production areas.
• An excellent irrigated cultivar.
PANNAR has access to the best commercial soybean cultivars and
pre-commercial lines from across the world, as well as lines bred
locally. PANNAR’s policy is to release the best varieties possible
into the South African market, regardless of where they originate.
• Upright plant type, well adapted to high plant populations and
narrow inter-row spacing.
• Very good standability and harvests easily.
For the past five years, PANNAR’s cultivars have held the top
performance position in and across all regions. The question is, does
history predict the future? There is no simple answer: The table below
shows 18 years of national cultivar trial testing history, including the
best rank achieved by a PANNAR variety. It includes all the important
players in the cultivar market and it is considered a reasonably
unbiased indication of relative strength of a programme. This history
does not predict the future, but it documents our sustained
commitment to a market that has always shown promise. It
demonstrates a consistently good performance over an extended
period, despite increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. If you
have planted these top ranked varieties over the years, you will have
experienced the incremental genetic gain.
Medium Maturity Class: Temperate regions and later
planting in warm regions (Irrigation)
No, history does not predict future gains, but it confirms that the
infrastructure within PANNAR is in place to replace good with better
and better with awesome.
• Best yield stability in the cultivar range.
• Widely adapted.
• Exciting cultivar that has replaced PAN 1583R.
• Indeterminate, but compact plant type well suited to narrow-row
cultivation.
• Has excellent tolerance to lodging, even at higher plant populations.
• Excellent choice in all the production regions, first choice where
plant population is maximised in order to gain high yields.
PAN 1664R – Top performer in ARC national trials!
• The best overall performer in the cool, temperate and warm
production regions.
• Exceptional yield stability and wide area adaptability. PANNAR’s
most popular cultivar.
• Attractive plant type that dries down uniformly.
• A versatile cultivar that is agronomically well balanced.
PAN 1500R – Compact and good standability PANNAR’s versatile package of various maturity class cultivars offers
the optimal cultivar for every planting date in all production areas.
PANNAR is currently phasing in a new range of soybean cultivars,
which significantly out-perform the current commercial offering. This
is exciting news for farmers who are out to improve their soybean
farming profitability by increasing yields.
The three most important aspects of successful soybean production
are: plant population, planting date and the growth class of suitable
cultivars for each production region. Soybean cultivars are classified
into 12 growth classes (growth class 00, very early, to growth class 9,
late). Cultivars in growth classes 5 and 6 are generally the best suited
to general production in South Africa, with the classes 4 and 7
catering for certain niche markets.
PAN 1521R – Exciting new all-rounder (NEW)
• Exceptional stability across all the regions: Equally well suited to
cool, moderate and hot regions.
• Consistent performance over seasons.
• A winning combination of yield and agronomic characteristics.
NATIONAL CULTIVAR TRIAL PERFORMANCE HISTORY
Year
Best PANNAR Rank
Top Ranked PAN Variety
Year
Best PANNAR Rank
Top Ranked PAN Variety
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
7
2
PAN 854
PAN 854
PAN 660
PAN 809
PAN 660
PAN 564
PAN 626
PAN 626
PAN 626
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
4
PAN 660
PAN 535R
PAN 1664R PAN 1664R PAN 1664R PAN 1454R PAN 1664R PAN 1623R PAN 1623R
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SOYBEANS
SOYBEAN CULTIVARS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS
Soybea
Cool Reg
Tempera
Warm R
Hot Reg
Late Maturity Class: Early planting in temperate areas
and main planting in warm dryland areas
*MG = Maturi
Map data cour
Map e xcl u siv
PAN 1623R – Exciting new yield leader! (NEW)
6
6/7
• Unmatched yield potential.
Thabazimbi
• A must for the entire production region: cool, moderate
and irrigation.
Brits
Groblersdal
Delmas
• Strong robust plant that quickly covers the rows.
Heidelberg
Klerksdorp
• A strong rooter with good standability.
Schweizer
Reneke
5/6
PAN 1614R – Fail-safe choice
Kroonstad
Upington
• This attractive new cultivar has impressive yield stability
across all environments.
4/5
Bothaville
Vryheid
Reitz
6
Winterton
Ladybrand
• Tall vigorous plant that establishes a canopy quickly.
Prieska
6
Hopetown
• A good choice under dryland and irrigation conditions.
Kokstad
• A good choice for late planting in the moderate and hot regions
where good vegetative growth is a requirement.
Middelburg
• Good standability with uniform dry-down and combines
easily.
Olifants
4/5
Cradock
All PANNAR cultivars are tested using the rhizobial strainMoreesburg
WB74
nodule-forming bacterial inoculant. All yield data is generated
using this strain, which means that if a farmer chooses to use
a
Swellendam
different strain of rhizobium, the yield information and cultivar
recommendations provided may be irrelevant.
Soybean Production Regions
Cooler Region (MG 4/5)
Temperate Regions (MG 5/6)
Warm Regions (MG 6)
Hot Regions (MG 6/7)
*MG = Maturity Group
Map data courtesy of University of Pretoria
*Always follow grain marketing, stewardship practices and pesticide label directions.
Varieties that are glyphosate tolerant contain genes that confer tolerance to glyphosate
herbicides. Glyphosate herbicides will kill crops that are not tolerant to glyphosate.
PAN 1664R: Only Roundup PowerMAX® (L7769) herbicide is recommended by the
registration holder for post-emergence use.
PAN 1454R
PAN 1532R
PAN 1664R
PAN 1500R
PAN 1521R
PAN 1623R
PAN 1614R
Growing season (MG)
4,3
5,3
5,6
5,7
5,7
6,1
6,4
Growth type*
Ind.
Ind.
Det.
Ind.
Ind.
Ind.
Ind.
Relative maturity
Early
Early
Early
Early
Early
Medium
Medium
Plant height** (cm)
78
63
65
74
82
82
90
Pod height (9 = High, 1 = Low)
6
6
7
8
8
8
9
Standability (9 = Excellent, 1 = Poor)
8
9
9
9
9
7
9
Shattering resistance (9 = Excellent, 1 = Poor)
7
9
9
9
9
9
9
4 650
5 759
6 232
6 070
5 865
6 000
5 770
Early planting
300 000
350000
300 000
350 000
300 000
300 000
300 000
Late planting date or narrow row widths
450 000
550000
450 000
550 000
450 000
380000
450 000
Average seed count*** (seeds/kg)
Recommended plant population:
High
Pod Height
Average
Low
Standability and Shattering
Good
Average
Poor
* Indeterminate (Ind.) or Determinate (Det.), ** Varies according to planting date and temperatures during growing season,
*** Seed mass may vary between seasons, Maturity Group (MG).
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DRY BEANS
THE BEST DRY BEANS
The dry bean industry in South Africa is vulnerable to influences on many fronts. There are few players
in the market (seed and grain), which means that individual elements within the market could have
potentially large impacts.
Two breeding programmes contribute to the vast majority of the
cultivars released. A relatively small number of farmers contribute
to the grain deliveries, while a small number of traders influence
local grain prices and China dictates the quality and price of
imported dry beans.
This said, it is a good business to be in. Dry bean farmers are
specialists and it will remain this way for years to come, even if
mechanisation of harvesting reduces the risk factor. PANNAR has
been at the forefront of the drive to mechanise dry bean production
and has been focusing on the transfer of technology to assist farmers
in mechanising their harvesting process. Progress is, however, slow in
both cultivar development and improvement in cultural practices
which will facilitate mechanisation.
Grain quality is an important attribute in our selection process.
Despite the complexity of breeding for a number of additional
selection criteria, PANNAR has made important improvements.
PAN 9292 – The best in the west
• A cultivar similar to PAN 116, but with some significant
improvements.
• PAN 9292 is especially well suited to the North West production
regions. It displays good general disease resistance, wide area
adaptability and increased yield stability.
• Grain quality is good. The smaller, rounder bean reduces potential
for mechanical damage.
PAN 9216 – Red flower, indeterminate growth habit
• Good performance in national dry bean statistical trials.
• Potential for direct mechanical harvesting with a combine harvester.
• Important agronomic traits: indeterminate growth habit; excellent
standability; large seeded.
• Unique red flower makes it recognisable anywhere in the world.
Red Speckled Beans
A top-performing, red speckled bean package that offers exceptional
yield performance and stability. The package provides a cultivar for all
production systems, from the high input, mechanised operation to
the low input, subsistence setup.
• Excellent general disease tolerance, including Rust, Angular Leaf
Spot and BCMV resistance.
Small white canning bean
A winning combination of exceptional yield, disease tolerance and
grain quality.
PAN 148 – A proven performer
PAN 123 – A top performer
• The most popular cultivar in the PANNAR dry bean package. An
integral part of dry bean production in South Africa.
• The top canning bean in ARC multi-season trials.
• Maintains excellent performance in multi-season national strip trials
in Mpumalanga and the eastern Free State.
• Well adapted to all production regions and still the cultivar of choice
in Mpumalanga and the eastern Free State.
• Good yield potential and Rust resistance makes for a widely
adapted cultivar.
• Cultivar of choice in the eastern Highveld.
• Excellent performance in all major canning bean production regions.
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DRY BEANS
DRY BEAN CULTIVARS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS
Bean type
Growth habit*
± Days to 50% flower
PAN 148
PAN 9292
PAN 9216
PAN 123
Red speckled
Red speckled
Red speckled
Small white canning
Ind.
Ind.
Ind.
Det.
50 - 60
50 - 60
50 - 60
50 - 60
± Days to maturity
100 - 120
100 - 120
100 - 120
100 - 120
Planting date – Cool areas
Nov / Dec
Nov / Dec
Nov / Dec
Nov / Dec
Dec / mid-Jan
Dec / mid-Jan
Dec / mid-Jan
Dec / mid-Jan
S
R
R
R
MR
MR
MR
R
R
R
R
R
2 000
2 500
1 900
4 500
Planting date – Temperate areas
Diseases**:
Angular Leaf Spot (ALS)
Rust
BCMV
Seed size: seeds/kg***
Recommended planting rate (kg/ha):
90 cm rows x 7.5 cm
(148 000 seeds/ha)
74
59
78
90 cm rows x 5 cm
(222 000 seeds/ha)
111
89
117
75 cm rows x 7.5 cm
(178 000 seeds/ha)
89
71
94
Dryland (Small White)
(245 000 seeds/ha)
Irrigation and High Potential Dryland (Small White) (260 000 seeds/ha)
55
65
* Indeterminate (Ind.) / Determinate (Det.), ** Diseases: S - Susceptible, MS - Moderately Susceptible, MR - Moderately Resistant, R - Good Resistance, *** Seed mass may vary between seasons.
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GRAIN SORGHUM
INCOMPARABLE GRAIN SORGHUM PACKAGE
PANNAR hybrids are the backbone of grain sorghum production in South Africa. PANNAR SEED’s
sorghum breeding programme has been running for more than 30 years and is one of the oldest in the world.
Locally developed hybrids are also planted in the rest of Africa, South America, Mexico and Australia.
Over the past decade, the malt market has contracted to such an
extent that a decision was taken to change the grading system of
sorghum. In the old grading system, there were three classes,
namely GM, GL and GH (class GM and GL have no tannin, while
the GH class contains tannin). The GM class only included hybrids
with high malting values, while the GL class was suitable only for
animal feed. The system has now changed and the GM and GL
classes have been combined in the GM class.
The new GM class has nothing to do with malting values, but
includes all hybrids that do not contain tannin. The GH class includes
all hybrids containing tannin. Grain South Africa is currently exploring
the export market for grain sorghum in Africa and Asia to stimulate
greater sorghum plantings locally.
The PANNAR grain sorghum package maintains an excellent record
of performance in the ARC trials, as well as the PANNAR trials.
PAN 8906 and PAN 8816 are recommended as the main planting
for all grain sorghum production regions. PAN 8906 is particularly
well suited to the milling industry as well as for ethanol production.
PAN 8816 has excellent yield stability and area adaptability. It is a
malting hybrid, also very suitable for the milling industry and for
ethanol production.
PAN 8906 – Good milling quality with excellent yield potential
• Excellent yield potential and stability – second in PANNAR
national trials over the past three seasons.
• Uniform growth habit and attractive plant type.
• Classified GM with good milling characteristics.
• Well suited to ethanol production.
• Good threshability.
• Large-seeded with high bushel weight.
• Good standability and general leaf disease tolerance.
• Good Head Smut tolerance.
Late Growth Class
PAN 8625 – Speciality bitter sorghum
• Outstanding yield performance and agronomic characteristics.
• Widely adapted.
• Bitter grain type; classified GH. Good malt quality.
Medium Late Growth Class
• Medium plant height with good standability.
PAN 8816 – The best hybrid in the PANNAR package
• Good tolerance to Head Smut.
• Excellent yield potential and stability.
• Very uniform growth habit and good standability.
Attractive plant type.
NOTES
• Large-seeded grain, high bushel weight and good threshability.
• Classified GM; good malt quality.
• Well suited to ethanol production.
• Good general leaf disease tolerance.
• Good Head Smut tolerance. Plant where Head Smut problems
have occurred in the past.
• Open head facilitates spraying.
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GRAIN SORGHUM
GRAIN SORGHUM HYBRIDS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS
PAN 8816
Growing season
± Days to 50% flowering
PAN 8906
Medium Late
PAN 8625
Late
79 - 81
78 - 81
82 - 85
± Days to harvest
135 - 142
135 - 142
140 - 145
Plant height (cm)
112 - 117
110 - 115
120 - 130
Uniformity (9 = Excellent, 1 = Poor)
8
9
7
Standability (9 = Excellent, 1 = Poor)
8
8
8
Threshability (9 = Excellent, 1 = Poor)
8
8
6
Head Smut (9 = Excellent, 1 = Poor)
8
8
7
Purple
Purple
Purple
Grading
Plant colour
GM
GM
GH
Seed colour
Red
Red
Brown
Class 1
25 500
25 600
26 500
Class 2
34 000
33 600
33 600
Seed size* (seeds/kg):
Uniformity, Standability, Threshability and Head Smut tolerance
Good
Average
Poor
* Estimated seed mass may vary between seasons
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WHEAT
WHEAT: A WINNING COMBINATION
PANNAR’s wheat breeding programme makes a major contribution to local wheat production.
PANNAR cultivars maintain an excellent track record in the ARC national trials. The programme focuses
on improving the yield potential of wheat production in South Africa, as well as the development of
cultivars with new sources of resistance to Russian Wheat Aphid and Rust.
The ARC Small Grains Institute’s national trials confirm the
PANNAR wheat cultivar package’s excellent yield potential
and adaptability in the various local production regions.
PANNAR’s dryland package consists of true winter, winter and
intermediate wheat cultivars. There are several breeding programme
highlights. PAN 3161 has a combination of good aluminium tolerance
and Russian Wheat Aphid resistance. PAN 3161 seedlings grow
vigorously and the cultivar is an excellent choice on fields with a wind
risk. In the intermediate growing period, PAN 3379 is a good choice
for later plantings in the western and central production areas of the
Free State. PAN 3379 demonstrates strong seedling vigour and has
excellent standability due to its shorter straw. PAN 3368 is better
suited to the central and eastern production areas of the Free State.
PANNAR is literally a “one-stop seed supplier” in the various
irrigation areas. The package boasts high potential irrigation cultivars
divided into three growing period classes: medium late, medium and
medium early. The package consists of PAN 3497, PAN 3471 and
PAN 3400. PAN 3497 performed exceptionally well in the ARC
national trials and, with its slightly longer growing period, similar to
PAN 3471, it is more suitable for early plantings. PAN 3400, with a
quick growing period and excellent yield potential, is ideal for later
plantings. The PANNAR package is the obvious choice for the
irrigation farmer.
NOTES
Wheat cultivars classified as resistant to Rust and Russian Wheat
Aphid must, as with susceptible cultivars, still be monitored for the
occurrence of these pests, since new races/biotypes which have the
ability to overcome the resistance may develop. Factors such as
disease pressure, appearance of symptoms at the seedling stage and
prevailing climatic conditions may also affect the effectiveness or
expression of resistance.
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WHEAT
WHEAT CULTIVARS
DRYLAND, SUMMER RAINFALL AREAS
Growth Class
Cultivar
PAN 3118
Exceptionally wide area adaptability with top performance, especially in the western dryland
production regions of the Free State. This cultivar is also known for excellent performance under low
yield potential conditions.
PAN 3120
With its long growing period, this cultivar is very well adapted to early planting dates. It is an
outstanding cultivar known for excellent performance on high potential soils and can be planted as
early as 20 April in the western production areas of the Free State.
PAN 3161
Good yield potential and wide area adaptability, exceptionally strong seedling vigour, shorter
straw length providing excellent standability, Russian Wheat Aphid resistance and good aluminium
tolerance.
PAN 3195
A new addition to the long growing season class. Shorter and stronger straw providing excellent yield
potential. Under high potential conditions it can be planted early.
PAN 3368
A top performer in the eastern Free State. Resistant to two of the Russian Wheat Aphid biotypes and
particularly suitable for cultivation in the central and eastern Free State.
PAN 3379
A high potential cultivar with a shorter straw length that is resistant to two of the Russian Wheat
Aphid biotypes. The cultivar has strong seedling vigour, a short growing period and excellent
hectolitre mass. Shows moderate susceptibility to Stripe Rust.
True Winter Types
Intermediate Types
WESTERN CAPE
IRRIGATION
PAN 3471
Spring Types
Area Adaptability and Characteristics
PAN 3497
PAN 3471 is certainly the top performer in the medium growing period class. PAN 3471 is the top
choice for the main planting on account of its consistent and reliable performance across various
seasons, planting dates, environments and at different yield potential levels. PAN 3471 has good straw
strength and standability. Displays good resistance to Stripe and Leaf Rust pathotypes.
The medium to late grower PAN 3497 is the number one choice for early plantings. It has an excellent
yield potential at early plantings and achieves top performance in the ARC Small Grains Institute’s
trials. It has good stooling capacity, grading characteristics and tolerance to Stripe Rust. The cultivar is
susceptible to Leaf Rust.
PAN 3400
A top performer in the medium to early growing period class and a good choice for planting at
medium to late planting dates. Its shorter straw makes PAN 3400 suitable for higher seeding rates as
required by later planting dates, to compensate for the reduced stooling capacity as temperatures rise
later in the season. Irrespective of its growing period, PAN 3400 competes favourably yield-wise.
PAN 3400 is resistant to Stripe Rust and moderately susceptible to Leaf Rust.
PAN 3471
Has a high yield potential, good straw strength, standability and shows good resistance to current
Leaf Rust and Stripe Rust pathogenic types. PAN 3471 is very well suited to dryland cultivation in the
Western Cape, as supported by its performance in the ARC test results.
PAN 3408
A cultivar with a medium-late growing period with stable, consistently high yields over many seasons
in the Rüens and Swartland production areas. PAN 3408 is resistant to Stripe Rust and moderately
susceptible to Leaf and Stem Rust.
Spring Types
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WHEAT
WHEAT CULTIVARS
Optimum Planting Date and Seeding Rate Recommendations
Dryland
Irrigation
Region 10a North Western Free State
More accurate area planting date recommendations are provided
on PANNAR’s website and in the ARC-SGI Wheat Production
Guide. The information below provides only broad guidelines.
Cultivar
Planting Date
Seeding Rate kg/ha
PAN 3379
15/5 – 30/6
20 – 30
PAN 3161
7/5 – 10/6
20 – 30
PAN 3118
28/4 – 31/5
15 – 20
Cultivar
Planting Date
PAN 3195
28/4 – 25/5
15 – 20
PAN 3400
10/6 – 31/7
110 – 130
275 – 325
PAN 3120
21/4 – 20/5
15 – 20
PAN 3471
5/6 – 25/7
100 – 120
250 – 300
PAN 3497
1/6 – 20/7
90 – 110
225 – 275
Region 10b South Western Free State
Cultivar
Planting Date
Seeding Rate kg/ha
PAN 3379
15/5 – 30/6
20 – 25
PAN 3161
7/5 – 31/5
20 – 30
PAN 3118
28/4 – 25/5
15 – 20
PAN 3195
28/4 – 20/5
15 – 20
PAN 3120
21/4 – 15/5
15 – 20
Region 11 Central Free State
Cultivar
Planting Date
Seeding Rate kg/ha
PAN 3379
25/5 – 7/7
25 – 30
PAN 3368
25/5 – 30/6
25 – 30
Cooler Central Irrigation Areas
(Lower Vaal and Orange River Areas)
Cultivar
Planting Date
Seeding Rate kg/ha
Plants/m2
PAN 3400
15/5 – 15/7
110 – 130
275 – 325
PAN 3471
6/5 – 5/7
100 – 120
250 – 300
PAN 3497
1/5 – 25/6
90 – 120
225 – 300
Planting Date
Seeding Rate kg/ha
Plants/m2
1/7 – 5/8
110 – 130
275 – 325
PAN 3471
25/6 – 31/7
100 – 120
250 – 300
PAN 3497
25/6 – 25/7
90 – 120
225 – 300
Planting Date
Seeding Rate kg/ha
Plants/m2
5/6 – 10/7
110 – 130
275 – 325
Eastern Highveld
Cultivar
PAN 3400
1/5 – 15/6
25 – 30
PAN 3118
1/5 – 7/6
15 – 20
PAN 3195
1/5 – 7/6
15 – 20
Cultivar
PAN 3120
24/4 – 31/5
15 – 20
PAN 3400
Cultivar
Planting Date
Seeding Rate kg/ha
PAN 3379
20/6 – 7/8
25 – 40
PAN 3368
20/6 – 7/8
25 – 40
PAN 3161
1/6 – 20/7
25 – 30
PAN 3195
1/6 – 10/7
PAN 3120
1/6 – 30/6
Plants/m2
Warmer Irrigation Areas (Limpopo)
PAN 3161
Region 12 Eastern Free State
Seeding Rate kg/ha
KwaZulu-Natal
PAN 3471
1/6 – 5/7
100 – 130
250 – 325
PAN 3497
1/6 – 30/6
100 – 120
250 – 300
Western Cape
Swartland
West and
South Rûens
East Rûens
Plants/m2
25 – 30
PAN 3408 (PTR) 1/5 – 31/5
1/5 – 31/5
25/4 – 31/5
175 – 225
15 – 30
PAN 3471 (PTR) 1/5 – 31/5
1/5 – 31/5
25/4 – 5/6
175 – 225
Cultivar
Wheat seed is available from: Overberg Agri at Moorreesburg: PAN 3408 and PAN 3471.
Kaap Agri at Malmesbury: PAN 3408. PANNAR’s depot at Swellendam: PAN 3471.
PTR: Cultivar protected by plant breeders’ rights.
Thabazimbi
Brits
14
Frankfort
12
10a
10b
Bethlehem
11
Map courtesy of ARC-SGI
Dryland Wheat Production
5
Mpumalanga/Gauteng Limpopo
(Springbokvlakte)
Eastern Cape
Central Free State
Eastern Free State
South Western Free State
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WHEAT
WHEAT CULTIVARS AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS
± Days to 50%
Flowering*
± Days to
Physiological
Maturity*
± Days to Harvest
(<15% moisture)*
Irrigation
Western Cape
Dryland Free State
PAN 3400 PAN 3471 PAN 3497 PAN 3471 PAN 3408 PAN 3379 PAN 3368 PAN 3161 PAN 3118 PAN 3195 PAN 3120
Warm
94
99
101
101
105
135
140
149
151
152
155
Cool
104
109
111
111
115
125
130
135
136
140
138
Warm
144
149
151
155
160
175
180
186
187
189
190
Cool
154
159
161
165
170
165
169
173
174
176
176
Warm
154
159
161
165
170
185
190
196
197
199
200
Cool
164
169
171
175
180
175
179
183
184
186
186
Yield Potential and
Adaptability:
Irrigation
Dryland
Western Cape
1
9
1
9
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
Eastern Free State
9
9
9
9
1
5
8
8
5
7
8
Central Free State
9
9
9
9
1
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
1
8
6
8
8
8
8
South Western Free State
9
9
9
9
1
8
6
8
8
8
8
Irrigation
9
9
9
9
1
1
5†
5†
1
5†
1
Agronomic/Quality Characteristics:
Hectolitre Mass
7
8
7
8
6
8
7
6
7
6
8
Pre-harvest Sprouting
Tolerance**
4
3
6
5
3
6
8
3
6
3
8
Aluminium Tolerance**
2
2
2
2
2
9
2
9
9
9
9
Coleoptile Length
2
2
2
2
2
7
8
6
7
6
8
Russian Wheat Aphid
Resistance#
1
1
1
1
1
9
9
9
1
5
1
Leaf Rust***
5
7
3
7
5
5
5
5
5
7
5
Stem Rust***
5
5
5
5
3
5
8
8
8
8
8
Stripe Rust***
8
8
8
8
8
3
6
7
3
3
3
Standability
8
8
7
8
7
7
7
8
5
8
6
*Planting date/climate may influence data.
† Suited to supplementary irrigation in winter dryland region.
**Data obtained from ARC-Small Grains Institute.
#Biotype info: PAN 3161, PAN 3368 and PAN 3379 are resistant against RWASA1 & 2 and PAN 3195 against RWASA1.
***Screened for reaction to prevailing pathotypes.
■ Spring Type Dryland
■ Spring Type Irrigation
■ Intermediate Type
■ True Winter Type
9
1
Excellent/Quick
Poor/Slow
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FORAGE CROPS
FORAGE CROPS
PANNAR SEED is a leader in the certified pasture seed industry and complies with the regulations for genetic
and physical quality set by the Seed Certification Scheme. PANNAR is synonymous with quality. We have
a wealth of expertise in planted pasture and a wide range of versatile cultivars to meet your unique needs.
PANNAR’s forage crops are thoroughly tested under local growing conditions for high carrying capacity and
palatability for sustainable animal production.
Key to Forage Production
No growth. Aboveground parts
of the plant discolour and die off.
A production guideline is supplied for each cultivar to indicate its expected production curve.
The production curve for each crop and cultivar depends on the planting date, management
and climate. The production curves are only guidelines of the expected forage production
period and differences between cultivars. Also keep in mind that the time indicated that the
crops grow strongly is not necessarily the best or only time to utilise them. Crops can also be
used as foggage or stored as hay.
Poor growth.
Intermediate growth.
Strong growth.
The PANNAR Cultivars
LUCERNE (Medicago sativa)
J
Cultivar
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
SARDI 7
Dormancy class 7
Hay and pasture
ALFAMASTER 9
Dormancy class 9
Hay production
Ryegrass, Tall Fescue, Cocksfoot and Clover
ANNUAL RYEGRASSES (Lolium multiflorum)
Cultivar
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
J
F
M
SUKARI
Italian Diploid
MISPAH
40:60 Italian:
Westerwold Diploid
VOYAGER 12
Westerwold
Tetraploid
PERENNIAL RYEGRASS (Lolium perenne)
Cultivar
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
BASE Tetraploid
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FORAGE CROPS
Dryland Winter Crops
SMALL GRAIN FORAGE CEREALS
J
Cultivar
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
J
A
S
O
N
D
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
J
F
M
A
M
J
LE TUCANA
Oats Intermediate Type
MAJORIS
Oats Intermediate
Spring Type
PAN 248
Triticale Intermediate Type
PAN 299
Triticale True Winter Type
SOROM
Stooling Rye Spring Type
PAN 263
Stooling Rye
Intermediate Type
JAPANESE RADISH (Raphanus sativus)
J
Cultivar
NOOITGEDACHT
ENDURANCE
Annual Subtropical Crops
TEFF (Eragrostis tef)
Cultivar
ROOIBERG
FORAGE SORGHUM
Cultivar
PAN 868
Late Flowering Sorghum x
Sudan Hybrid
PAN 888
Normal Sorghum x
Sudan Hybrid
Forage Sorghum User Guide
Hybrid Type
Days to
50%
Flowering
Sucrose
Content
Brix %
PAN 868
Sorghum x Sudan
130
15,3%
PAN 888
Sorghum x Sudan
81
11,7%
Excellent
Above Average
Average
Below Average
Regrowth
Grazing
Silage
Cut and Feed
(Green Chop)
Poor
Consult the PANNAR Forage Crop Catalogue for more detailed information regarding cultivar choice or the
Production Guide at www.pannar.com for more information regarding the cultivation of the different forage crops.
Foggage
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HEAD OFFICE
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Tel: Office (033) 413 9556
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Cell no: 082 650 4525
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AGRONOMIST
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