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Offering a profitable combination of yield potential and exceptional agronomic characteristics, Pannar’s cultivars demonstrate stability over different yield potentials, production areas and seasons. We provide a full range of maturity classes covering almost all planting dates and densities.
Farming for the future means building your farming operation on a long-term vision and objectives that will keep you in business for generations. The versatile Pannar® brand soybean package has unparalleled stability at different yield potential levels and over different production regions. It is a proven and safe choice.
A good rotation programme in your cropping system is one of the practices that will sustain your farming business for the future. Soybeans offer many advantages as a rotation crop, particularly in combination with maize in the medium and high-potential areas. Pannar’s soybean package is versatile and should give you the best chance to succeed.
Pannar has access to the very best commercial soybean cultivars, either locally bred or accessed from around the world. Pannar’s policy is to release the best varieties possible into the South African market, regardless of where they originate. You can always be certain that if a cultivar appears in our range, it has already been thoroughly tested by the most comprehensive evaluation programme in the country.
Pannar has managed to contain the cultivar package to eight exceptional products, offering a full range of maturity classes that will cover almost all planting date/production area combinations.
All Pannar cultivars are tested using the rhizobial strain
WB74 nodule-forming bacterial inoculant. All yield data is
generated using this strain, which means that if a farmer
chooses to use a different strain of rhizobium, the yield
information and cultivar recommendations provided may
be irrelevant.
This variety hits the maturity sweet-spot. It is quick enough to fit into the early maturity category, but late enough to produce a decent yield. This versatile cultivar will cater for all your early maturity variety needs, be that for the main planting in the cool production areas, or delayed planting after wheat in the temperate production areas.
| Maturity Group (MG) | Early - 5.0 |
|---|---|
| Relative Number of Days to 50% Flowering* | 57 |
| Relative Number of Days to Harvest Maturity* | 126 |
| Standability | 8 |
|---|---|
| Shattering Resistance | 8 |
| Growth Type | Indeterminate |
| Pubescence | Light Tawny |
| Flower Colour | Purple |
| Hilum | Brown |
| Early Planting (‘000) | 300 |
|---|---|
| Late Planting Date or Narrow Row Widths (‘000) | 450 |
PAN 1588R is a medium maturity cultivar that fits in well with PAN 1521R and PAN 1555R. It is indeterminate with a high yield potential and produces similar results to PAN 1521R. It demonstrates good stability at different yield potential levels, production areas and over different seasons. PAN 1588R can be planted with peace of mind and performs well in dry, hot years. It is an excellent choice for all soybean production areas.
| Maturity Group (MG) | Medium - 5.9 |
|---|---|
| Relative Number of Days to 50% Flowering* | 64 |
| Relative Number of Days to Harvest Maturity* | 139 |
| Standability | 8 |
|---|---|
| Shattering Resistance | 9 |
| Growth Type | Indeterminate |
| Pubescence | Grey |
| Flower Colour | Purple |
| Hilum | Imperfect Black |
| Early Planting (‘000) | 300 |
|---|---|
| Late Planting Date or Narrow Row Widths (‘000) | 450 |
The yield leader. It is a good choice for all the temperate production areas (including the North West and northern Free State) and for cultivation under irrigation. The cultivar’s strong root system makes it very suitable for the water table soils in the western production areas.
| Maturity Group (MG) | Late - 6.7 |
|---|---|
| Relative Number of Days to 50% Flowering* | 63 |
| Relative Number of Days to Harvest Maturity* | 142 |
| Standability | 7 |
|---|---|
| Shattering Resistance | 8 |
| Growth Type | Indeterminate |
| Pubescence | Grey |
| Flower Colour | Purple |
| Hilum | Imperfect Black |
| Early Planting (‘000) | 300 |
|---|---|
| Late Planting Date or Narrow Row Widths (‘000) | 380 |
If we need to single out a cultivar for preferential planting it is PAN 1521R. Unmatched yield potential and stability (yield probability) over different yield potentials, production areas and seasons. Equally well-suited to cool, temperate and hot regions. This cultivar has a characteristically strong and deeply developed root system, which comes into its own in the water table soils of the western production regions. A winning combination of yield and agronomic characteristics.
| Maturity Group (MG) | Medium - 5.7 |
|---|---|
| Relative Number of Days to 50% Flowering* | 61 |
| Relative Number of Days to Harvest Maturity* | 137 |
| Standability | 9 |
|---|---|
| Shattering Resistance | 9 |
| Growth Type | Indeterminate |
| Pubescence | Grey |
| Flower Colour | Purple |
| Hilum | Imperfect Black |
| Early Planting (‘000) | 300 |
|---|---|
| Late Planting Date or Narrow Row Widths (‘000) | 450 |
A cultivar with high yield potential and good stability across all production areas and seasons. An excellent teammate for PAN 1521R. This variety can withstand sub-optimal conditions better than most, and should be in your cultivar choice particularly where you expect tough soil or climate conditions.
| Maturity Group (MG) | Medium - 5.7 |
|---|---|
| Relative Number of Days to 50% Flowering* | 63 |
| Relative Number of Days to Harvest Maturity* | 138 |
| Standability | 8 |
|---|---|
| Shattering Resistance | 9 |
| Growth Type | Indeterminate |
| Pubescence | Tawny |
| Flower Colour | Purple |
| Hilum | Brown |
| Early Planting (‘000) | 300 |
|---|---|
| Late Planting Date or Narrow Row Widths (‘000) | 450 |
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