Peanut IP QUIAR 14

Technical Profile of IPG QR 14

The «IPG QR 14» peanut variety, developed by International Peanut Group, is a specialized oil-bearing crop designed to optimize efficiency in large-scale agricultural operations. The hybrid's architecture is engineered to balance high oil content with agronomic traits that facilitate streamlined mechanical harvesting.

Key Specifications and Operational Data

• Growth Cycle: Medium-maturation type with a 122-day vegetation period, allowing for efficient planning and synchronization with other field activities.
• Oil Content: 46.14 %. A consistent, high-yield metric for industrial processing.
• Seed Size: 450–500 g per 1000 seeds, providing excellent market-grade uniformity.
• Harvest Potential: Yields up to 21 units (approx. 2.1 t/ha) with high resilience to machine stress.

The primary advantage of IPG QR 14 lies in its mechanical handling characteristics. The development team at International Peanut Group focused on pod retention and detachment dynamics, ensuring that the fruit remains securely attached until the mechanical harvester engages, thereby reducing field losses. The 122-day maturity period ensures that the plant maximizes energy storage in the seeds, resulting in a consistent oil accumulation of 46.14 %. This makes it a reliable asset for farmers who prioritize predictable maturation windows and high-performance equipment utilization.