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Sibelle
P753.25
Very good vigor with branching vines. Excellent and consistent quality fruit of uniform shape and...
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Seed Co has 80 years of experience in the production and supply of certified high yielding seed varieties bred in Africa for African climatic and geographic conditions.

Seed Co has maintained a strong market share among communal and commercial farmers from years of intensive investment in Research and Development.

Seed Co creates meticulously crafted combinations of superior seed solutions that are affordable, drought resistant, and tolerant to emerging pests and diseases that continue to affect our Botswana farmer.

Seed Co specializes in developing the African farmer by providing farmer knowledge through robust agronomic services, and access to farm produce markets.

SC701 has always been my favourite. I prefer it for it’s large cobs and silage.

Thebe Emmanuel, Maun Farmer | Botswana

SC608 and SC506 are my fighters. I tried them all under rainfed on a land that was not tilled and I got a bumper harvest indeed.

Letso Raosa, Otse Farmer | Botswana

After a week’s harvest of HTX14, we took the tomato to the market for the first time. Most clients remarked it’s thick skin and more flesh saying these are some of the features that make it ideal for processing. This tomato variety has a sweet taste, more like cherry tomatoes. It is also resilient to most pests and diseases and it yields a lot of fruits.

Israel Mpugwa, Moonkiss Farmer, Letlhakane | Botswana

I decided to try Oasis for the first time this year. The tomato variety is doing good and it’ very fast compared to other varieties I have tried before. Eventhough the tomato has not fully matured, the fruits are so big that I am wondering how big the mature fruits are going to be.

Kumbilane Molateng, Mokoboxane Farmer | Botswana

No watermelon variety outcompetes Kito F1. I have trialed different watermelon varieties but the fruits were not as vigorous as those of Kito. The foliage of the other watermelon varieties was smaller than that of Kito so no watermelon in this country can compete with Kito.

Tsholofelo, Leshibitse Farmer | Botswana

I will choose Kito F1 any day of my farming journey. Compared to other, the watermelon matured around 75 days, some had 5 fruits per plant, the weight ranged from 7 – 12kg and the fruits were so sweet.

Kutlo Medupe, Sikwane Farmer | Botswana

I tried SC701 two weeks after SC506. I realised that SC701 has bigger cobs and it stays soft for a longer time. However, I wouldn’t trade the taste of SC506 for anything.

Shadrack Pedzani, Mabule Farmer | Botswana

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