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Ons tegnologie
tot jou voordeel!
Insek- en onkruidbeheer is twee kritiese aspekte van mielieproduksie. Dit is hier
waar Monsanto se tegnologie kan help om jou mielies te beskerm en om die lewe
vir jou as bedrywige boer so bietjie makliker te maak.
Kombineer die voordele en plant ’n stapelgeenbaster.
Ons tegnologie maak ’n verskil!
RoundupReady
Corn2 YieldGard II
Genuity® YieldGard ® II
Genuity® YieldGard® II bied uitstekende beheer teen Busseola
fusca (Afrika-mieliestronkboorder) en Chilo partellus(die
sorghum-stronkboorder of gevlekte mieliestronkboorder).
Genuity® YieldGard® II produseer twee Bt-proteïene wat
stronkboorder-beheer baie doeltreffend maak.
Oes die voordele van Genuity® YieldGard® II-tegnologie!
Kontak gerus ons kliëntediens by 011 790-8200 of
customercare.sa@monsanto.com
Monsanto, RoundupReady®, Genuity® YieldGard® IIen Genuity® RoundupReady® Corn2 is geregistreerde handelsname van Monsanto Technology LLC.
Monsanto Suid-Afrika (Edms) Bpk, Posbus 69933, Bryanston, 2021.
YieldGard II RoundupReadyCorn2
Genuity® Roundup Ready® Corn 2
Roundup Ready®-tegnologie en -sisteme bied:
• Toegang tot bewaringsbewerkingspraktyke.
• Breëspektrum onkruidbeheer.
• Bewese gewasveiligheid.
• Toedieningsbuigsaamheid.
Wees wys en span ons slim tegnologie in om jou oes te beskerm.
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curators and other stakeholders (e.g. extension services)
to realise true benefits of utilising agrobiodiversity effec-
tively and efficiently.
Through community seed banks farmers can be more
closely involved and empowered in the research pro-
cesses and have a measure of control over their natural
recourses including over the documentation of their skills
and knowledge.
Community seed banks can be effective platforms to
make sure that landraces are preserved for future usage,
especially for seed improvement processes, such as par-
ticipatory plant breeding. Scientists should encourage
participation of farmers in community seed banks, par-
ticularly where ‘improved’ crop varieties have not bene-
fited farmers, to increase the conservation, improvement
and sustainable use of plant genetic resources, essential
for achieving food security and addressing nutritional
requirements of present and future generations locally
and nationally.
For more information contact Thabo Tjikana at .
gov.za or .
References
Vernooy, R, Shrestha, B and Sthapit, B (Editors). 2015. Community seed banks:
Origins, evolution and prospects, Routledge: London and New York.
Vernooy, R, Sthapit, B, Tjikana, T, Dibiloane, A, Maluleke, N and Mukoma, T. 2013.
Mutale first seed fair. Photo: Ronnie Vernooy
Embracing diversity: Inputs for a strategy to support community seedbanks in
South Africa’s smallholder farming areas. Report of field visits to Limpopo and
Eastern Cape. Bioversity International: Rome, Italy and Department of Agriculture,
Forestry and Fisheries: Pretoria, Republic of South Africa.