their most recent Optima F1 hyrbid field. This crop was planted on the 28th of August, and they started harvesting about 92 days after transplant.
The diamond back moth pressure was just as high across the border, but Andrew and his team still managed to produce a beautiful crop! Well done to this team! May this be one of many successful harvests for Seleka Farm.
For more information about Optima F1 Hybrid cabbage, click here.
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