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Explore reliable varieties for grain, silage, grazing and profitable farming.

  • Writer: Capstone Seeds
    Capstone Seeds
  • 1 day ago
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As every season brings new opportunities, choosing the right seed remains one of the most important decisions on the farm. Whether you're planning for grain production, silage, grazing or pasture establishment, Capstone Seeds offers trusted varieties developed to deliver consistent performance under Southern African conditions. Here's a closer look at some of the varieties helping farmers maximise productivity.


HYBRID MAIZE FOR SILAGE


Producing quality silage starts with selecting the right hybrid. Choosing varieties with the correct maturity, plant structure and disease tolerance helps maximise feed quality, digestibility and overall livestock performance.


WHITE HYBRID MAIZE - CAP 99-43

Built for outstanding silage production, CAP 99-43 produces abundant plant material, dries down slowly and offers excellent standability. Strong resistance to key maize diseases further supports consistent performance in the field.




YELLOW HYBRID MAIZE -

CAP 90-06Q

 

CAP 90-06Q is primarily developed for silage production, offering excellent standability, good adaptability and outstanding leaf disease resistance. It also performs well as grain for pig and poultry production where required.






YELLOW HYBRID MAIZE -

CAP 9444 NG

 

CAP 9444 NG combines excellent standability, dense grain and hard flint kernels with strong grain recovery and good husk cover. It remains a reliable performer across a wide range of production condition







YELLOW HYBRID MAIZE -


CAP 95-22

 

CAP 95-22 offers excellent grain yield potential and performs particularly well under irrigation and higher plant populations. It is a dependable hybrid for growers targeting maximum productivity.





WHITE OPEN POLLINATED MAIZE - INKUNZI

 

INKUNZI remains a popular open pollinated variety thanks to its good drought tolerance, excellent standability and dependable yields. Suitable for grain and green mealie production, it performs well across subtropical and tropical maize-growing regions.







SOYABEANS -

FUNDACEP 65RR

 

FUNDACEP 65RR combines high productivity, good plant health and glyphosate tolerance with early planting flexibility. Its reliable performance makes it well suited to commercial soybean production.







SOYA BEANS -

CAP 2258 IPRO

 

CAP 2258 IPRO features Intacta RR2 Pro technology for bollworm resistance and improved yield potential. With good leaf rust tolerance and dependable performance, it offers an excellent soybean production solution.






SUMMER PERENNIAL GRASS - VRYSTAAT VASTRAP

VRYSTAAT VASTRAP is a drought-tolerant perennial summer grass suited to both grazing and hay production. Excellent regrowth, strong standability and high production potential make it a valuable long-term pasture option.


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At Capstone Seeds, we remain committed to providing quality seed backed by proven performance. From maize and soybeans to sunflower and pasture solutions, our varieties are developed to help farmers achieve consistent results season after season.

Contact the Capstone Seeds team to discuss the

best solutions for your farming operation.


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📢 Why Choose Capstone Seeds?

✔ Proven, high-yielding varieties

✔ Expertly selected for local conditions

✔ Increased resilience, nutrition, and profitability


📞 Secure Your Order Today!

Contact us to discuss your pasture needs and place your order for the season ahead.







For more information contact a Sale Representative in your area:


Mark Wattam - Commercial Manager

+27 82 603 8471  |  mark@capstoneseeds.com


Quintin Deysel - Sales Representative

Mpumalanga, Gauteng, Western FS, Northern Cape, Limpopo and Northwest

+27 83 845 3383 | quintin@capstoneseeds.com


Steve Thomson - Pasture and Forage Manager

KZN and Eastern FS

+27 82 327 8083 | steve@capstoneseeds.com 



Kind regards

Capstone Team




 
 
 

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