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CAP 99-43

Silage King

CAP 99-43 is a late maturing variety with a high yield potential. It is an excellent silage maize due to a lot of plant material and slow drying. This cultivar has excellent standability and has been widely adapted throughout South Africa. It is tolerant to most maize diseases in South and East Africa

Calculating Wet
Silage Yield
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Hybrid Maize Review
Lissadell Farm, Escourt

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Hybrid Maize Review
Colbourne Farming, Karkloof- 2024/2025

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CAP 96-19

GRAIN | SILAGE | DUAL PURPOSE

CAP96-19 is a high yielding, dual purpose white hybrid. This hybrid has a long pollination period increasing its ability to evade the effects of moisture stress during flowering. The plant structure and cobs are generally large.

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CAP 90-01

Widely adapted hybrid

CAP 90-01 is widely adapted for all Southern African conditions. It is tolerant to most maize diseases in Southern and Eastern Africa.

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It has a high potential of yielding over 14mt/ha in certain areas of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa. It is also adapted to other areas with reasonable rainfall expectations.

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CAP 95-03

Highly Adapted Hybrid

CAP 9503 is a widely adapted variety of white hybrid maize which is new to the Capstone stable of maize hybrids

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CAP 95-69 RRBT

Medium Growing Hybrid

Plant population of 20,000 –55,000 
Suitable for dry land and supplementary irrigation
Days to 50% flowering: 70 - 80 days
Days to physiological maturity: 117 -145 days

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CAP 97-15

Overview

CAP 97-15 is a high yielding conventional white grain hybrid which performs well in high potential regions.
Research shows that this hybrid yields more than 22% above average.

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CAP 90-21

All round performer

CAP 90-21 is a high yielding hybrid which performs well in high potential regions. This hybrid has done well as a silage variety. It has been noted to have grain yields of over 10mt/ha as the norm. Silage yield potential of between
65-80mt/ha under ideal conditions.

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