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Selecting the optimum maize variety for harvest 2024

With 2023 maize crops in the clamp, some growers will already be thinking about variety selection for next year

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Selecting the optimum maize variety for harvest 2024

With some in the industry anticipating next year's maize area to be on par or ahead of this year's crop, due to an increased demand for AD, genetic advances which have extended the geographical potential...

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