Describe the crop your customers need.
Share your intended crop and market with Intaba. Whether you supply a local market, a retailer or another buyer, their requirements should be part of your variety discussion.
Explain your growing system.
Tell us whether you grow in open fields or under protection, how you source water and whether you raise seedlings yourself or use a nursery. Bring questions about the practical support your crop will need.
Work backwards from your plan.
Discuss the intended sowing, transplanting and harvesting sequence with an agronomist. Timing depends on your variety and conditions; a generic calendar cannot replace advice for your farm.
Keep a simple crop record.
Record the variety, batch details, planting dates and the field or tunnel where you planted. This gives you and your agronomist a clearer record when reviewing the crop.
This guide helps you prepare for an agronomy conversation. Product choice and technical recommendations should be confirmed for your farm and the applicable product label.
