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“Honestly, none of the seeds I’ve used before have given me gains like the SC 719 seed variety.”

“When we started planting Seed Co seeds, they transformed our farming system into a modern operation through their educational agronomy support training.”

“I began my journey as an online customer, investing in Seed Co. quality seeds to prioritize profitability, promote sustainability, and secure my livelihood.”

“My profit story began two years ago when I started using Seed Co seeds. With good agronomy practices, I achieved maximum yields of 8 MT on average.”

“I began growing SC719 in 2014. Incidentally that season in our area was characterised by a partial drought. And one notable attribute is its ability to tolerate drought.”

“I wish to plant at least 100g of C637. Thanks to SeedCo for good seed. Continue with you good service to the farmer. Together we can make our homes food secure.”

“After attending a Seed Co farmer meeting, I learnt about SC 303, an ultra early maturing that is widely adopted and easy to manage. Despite it maturing early, it gives good cobs with good grains that are shinny and not easily attacked by weevils.”

“Despite the partial drought and fall army worms in 2014, SC719 was not negatively affected. The variety was able to resist the damage from the pest and exhibited tolerance to diseases such as Cob Rot and Grey Leaf Spot, producing big cobs, resulting in high yields”

“After a SeedCo Field Day at GART, I got interested in SC637 and I panted a 25kg in 2017. Germination was almost 99 percent; I managed to harvest 156 by 50kg bags. It produces long cobs, has good standability, is easy to harvest, has good resistance to weevils and has weight on the scale…”

“I planted SC 659 on the 27th of September and Harvested on the 9th of March and achieved an average of 13.5 tons per hectare. The Variety lived up to its expectations, uniformity and cob height is spot on. Hats off please keep up the sterling work in Zimbabwe.”

“On the 1st of October, I planted SC 659 and had an average of 12.9 tons per hectare. With these standards you will give our nation its pride back, of being the bread basket of Africa.”

“Seed Co SC 727, Nzou, truly “ibhuru remusha”, It is incomparable, no wonder its Zimbabwe’s number 1 choice.”

“We planted SC 659 and 727 and I am grateful for the yield we obtained. On 659 we managed to average 10.7 tons per hectare for despite challenges in erratic rain pattern and on 727 we managed to average 13.4 tons per ha. We are quite satisfied with what we obtained on both varieties and we are looking forward increasing our hectares for the said varieties this 2022-23 farming season.”

“I salute the good response of SC659 under both dryland and overhead irrigation system. No doubt the variety can return the country to the food basket of Africa status.”