Ceres, Inc (CERE)

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Ceres encourages resale known Blade GrandSilo
Ceres Seeds Brazil started in the last days an incentive campaign aimed to resellers of agricultural products from all over Brazil. The company wants to encourage these distributors to meet hybrid sorghum silage Blade GrandSilo BD1615 brand, for the production-based feed for beef cattle and milk. The product has just been released in the packaging of 10 kg.

According to Ceres, which owns one of the largest banks in the world sorghum germplasm, this November starts the ideal for cultivation of Blade® GrandSilo BD1615. The recommendation of the company is to carry out planting to December 20. With the incentive campaign, Ceres wants to expand its distribution network and form business partnerships around the new product.

Previous studies the launch of hybrid Blade GrandSilo BD1615 revealed their excellent agronomic performance and high productivity in the field. The yield ranged between 40 and 60 tons of green matter per hectare with 30% dry matter, reaching up to 84 tons per hectare, depending on the region.

Agricultural San Francisco tested GrandSilo® BD1615

Present among the 30 best companies in Brazil in its segment, according to Assocon - National Association of Feedlot -, Agriculture San Francisco, of Goiatuba (GO), tested the sorghum hybrid Blade GrandSilo BD1615. On the property are confined approximately 15,000 units per year. The manager of San Francisco, Osvaldo Pereira de Souza, attests good results with the product.

"We have proven the efficiency and quality of the material. Cultivate GrandSilo and found that the plant had great health. The cost was lower than if we had planted corn for silage, "says Pereira de Souza.

According to the manager, the process of fermentation of sorghum GrandSilo "was a bit faster than corn silage." This, says the professional, is another important benefit, "because we can use faster in animal nutrition," he adds.

According to Pereira de Souza, the animals showed good acceptance by power from sorghum GrandSilo, no change in the volume of consumption in comparison with corn silage used previously. "Consumption of original material remained unchanged. I point out the GrandSilo exactly why these differentials. The product results in high productivity with a lower cost and good acceptance in the trough, "says. "Not only will we repeat the cultivation how to plant a larger area sooner," concludes the San Francisco manager.

Translated from http://www.grupocultivar.com.br/site/content/noticias/?q=41749