Description
Overview
The Lake 7112 Green Maize is part of our Seeds range. For planting, crop protection and soil health on the farm and in the garden.
- Category
- Seeds
- Code
- LAKE7112
- Payment
- EFT on an emailed invoice
Questions about this product
What does delivery cost for the Lake 7112 Green Maize?
It ships by courier. Delivery in South Africa costs R190, or nothing on orders of R45 000 or more (up to 1,000 kg). To Namibia and Botswana: R860. To Zimbabwe and Mozambique: R1 070.
What should I check before I buy?
Always read the label for the dose, withholding period and Act 36 registration number before you spray or spread.
How do I pay?
Place your order online. We email an invoice and you pay by EFT; we ship once payment is received. For 10 or more units we are happy to quote: email info@veldkraft.co.za.
Product details
In the Lake Agriculture/FBC Chemicals nomenclature, LAKE 7112 (much like the 1032 and 1012 variants) serves as the vigor-enhanced or high-population specialist version of the 700-series.
While LAKE 711 is a standard “Navy” or Small White bean, LAKE 7112 is optimized for high-intensity commercial production, often featuring a more robust root system and better “standability” for high-density planting.
LAKE 7112 is engineered for the professional grower who needs maximum consistency for industrial canning or high-end dry bean packaging.
Crop Type: Small White Canning Bean (Navy / Haricot).
Maturity: Medium (±100–110 days).
Growth Habit: Upright Semi-Determinate. This differs from the 711 by having slightly more “fill power” in the canopy, allowing it to utilize high-light environments and irrigation more effectively.
Yield Potential: 2.5 to 3.2 Mt/ha (Under irrigation/optimal management).
Grain Characteristics: Ultra-bright white, round-to-oval, with a high “lustre” (shiny coat). It has exceptional soaking uniformity.
Standability: Exceptional. The stems are thicker than the 711, preventing lodging (falling over) even when pods are heavy and the weather is windy.
Key Benefit: High-yield stability. It is less prone to “bloom drop” during temperature spikes compared to older white bean varieties.
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