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Sunflower and soya bean cultivars you can count on

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Farmer's Weekly 10 March 2023

Pannar’s formidable sunflower and soya bean packages have been enhanced with several new cultivars that deliver superior genetics, resilience and yield.

Sunflower and soya bean cultivars you can count on

Pannar is committed to providing farmers with the best performance and service. It develops its products using the most innovative breeding techniques in the world, adapted and widely tested for local success.

Pannar is proud to offer its clients solutions that are customised to drive profitability and sustainability across a range of farming endeavours.

As a multi-crop specialist, Pannar offers a broad crop portfolio characterised by good yield potential, adaptability and stability. This minimises the risk in crop production.

Pannar’s formidable sunflower and soya bean packages have been enhanced with several new cultivars.

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