1. Seeding
Seed is sown with a fine seed planter on a well prepared seedbed at the optimal time, normally in February.
Seed is sown with a fine seed planter on a well prepared seedbed at the optimal time, normally in February.
Seed are grown in open field seedbeds. Plant health very important during this stage.
Seedlings are normally transplant ready approx 100 days after seeding. Seedlings are transplanted at optimal plant populations.
During re-growing special care is given to irrigation, weed-, insect- and disease control.
Flowering starts as early as September for early crops such as bunching onions, new bunching onions and brassicas.
Harvesting is crop specific and is either done by hand or a combine harvester at the optimal ripening stage of each crop.
Seed cleaning is done at the Klein Karoo Seed processing plant to comply with client and ISTA standards before packaging.
Seed that comply to all the required standards as tested by the Klein Karoo Seed ISTA accredited lab are packed according to standards or client requirements for shipping.
Seed are shipped upon client instructions either by road, sea or air.