PAN Summer Soldier 3034 is a specially bred cauliflower hybrid developed for challenging summer conditions. With a growing duration of around 60 days and strong tolerance to common diseases, this variety gives farmers an edge during off-season production. Its firm white curds, compact structure, and dome-shaped heads make it ideal for market-focused growers aiming for high turnover and reliable field performance.

Why Choose Summer Soldier 3034?

This variety is designed for flexibility and precision. From February to August, PAN 3034 can be sown across various regions depending on the climate. Its short maturity cycle ensures timely harvests, and the uniform curds help farmers achieve better pricing due to improved presentation and reduced grading losses.

Product Highlights

• Quick Maturity: Harvest-ready in just 60 days after transplanting
• Strong Field Performance: Excellent tolerance to seasonal diseases and pests
• Visual Uniformity: Snow-white, dome-shaped curds weighing 500–800 gm
• Compactness: Tight curds improve shelf life and post-harvest handling
• Broad Sowing Window: Flexible sowing schedule from February to August

Specifications

Application & Management Tips

• Use raised beds or flat beds depending on soil and irrigation method
• Maintain a spacing of 45x45 cm for uniform curd development
• Apply organic manure or balanced NPK fertilizers for healthy growth
• Harvest when curds are fully formed and tight to prevent over-maturity

Grower Observations

“PAN 3034 ne garamiyo mein bhi compact aur white curd diya. Bahut kam disease dekhne mila, aur mandi mein premium rate mila.” – Vinod Sharma, Farmer, Uttar Pradesh

Suitable Cultivation Zones

Best suited for summer and early monsoon cultivation in Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and parts of South India with controlled irrigation.

Storage & Handling

• Store seeds in original pouch in a cool, dry location
• Avoid exposure to sunlight, moisture, and high temperatures
• Use within 9 months of packing for best germination