Darina

Daryna sugar beet variety is a high-yielding semi-sugar type with cylindrical roots, juicy white flesh, and increased dry matter content up to 12-14%. This medium-early maturing variety has a vegetation period of 105-130 days. The roots are partially located above ground, facilitating both manual and mechanized harvesting. Daryna beet exhibits excellent storability, transportability, and disease resistance, making it convenient for storage and further use as fodder. Daryna fodder beet is widely used in livestock farming as a nutritious feed rich in vitamins and microelements necessary for the health of farm animals. This variety is resistant to bolting and drought, and does not require specific soil composition, allowing cultivation under various climatic conditions. Thanks to its high yield and preservation of juicy green tops until harvest, the beet provides stable, high-quality fodder. For successful cultivation of the Daryna variety, crop rotation with predecessors such as cucumbers, early potatoes, and cabbage, which were fertilized with organic matter, is recommended. The recommended seed sowing rate is 1.5-2 kg per 10 ares. This variety is suitable for both large-scale agricultural production and home gardening, offering favorable conditions for farmers and private households. Daryna beet seeds are available for wholesale and retail orders, enabling easy provision of fodder for animals.