Cabbage Revansh

Stable Yields with Minimal Fungicide Inputs

When selecting a white cabbage variety for intensive farming, growers often face a trade-off between yield potential and disease resistance. The 'Revansh' variety is a reliable workhorse that eliminates the need for constant pathogen monitoring. Developed by the Rice Federal Research Center and S.V. Ugarova’s farm, this variety focuses on genetic resilience, which is crucial for reducing operational expenditures.

Agrotechnics and Protection

The standout feature of 'Revansh' is its inherent immunity. The variety shows strong resistance to Clubroot and Fusarium wilt, allowing you to save significantly on expensive fungicides and reduce machinery runtime spent on spraying. Furthermore, its field resistance to thrips simplifies pest management: the cabbage's density and structure form a natural barrier, reducing the frequency of necessary insecticide applications.

Storage and Market Economics

• Vegetation Period: 80–90 days from seedling transplantation to technical maturity, making it easy to integrate into a continuous harvest conveyor.
• Head Parameters: Round shape with a weight of 2.0–3.0 kg, which is the industry standard for retail chains and wholesale markets.
• Storage Life: One of its main competitive advantages is the ability to store for 6–8 months. For warehouse operators, this means minimal shrinkage and the potential to sell during peak market pricing windows.

The versatility of 'Revansh' covers three main areas: fresh market, long-term storage, and industrial processing. The dense structure of the heads ensures high transportability, reducing losses during logistics. By choosing this variety, you ensure a predictable outcome with a manageable unit cost of production.