MIF

The MIF radish is an early-maturing vegetable, ripening in 22-24 days. The plant forms a semi-erect leaf rosette of medium length, green in color, with a broadly obovate shape and a rounded apex. Leaf petioles exhibit weak anthocyanin pigmentation. The root is round, red in color with a short white tip and a convex head. The radish flesh is white, tender, and juicy, ensuring good taste qualities. The mass of one root ranges from 17 to 25 grams, while the yield reaches 3.4-3.9 kg per square meter.

The MIF radish is distinguished not only by its pleasant taste but also by its beneficial properties. This low-calorie product contains few carbohydrates and has a low glycemic index. It is rich in vitamin C, calcium, B vitamins, potassium, iron, and manganese. Regular consumption of radish helps reduce the risk of developing diabetes, exerts anti-cancer effects, supports liver health, and improves heart and digestive system function.

To cultivate the MIF radish variety, seeds suitable for open ground and greenhouses are recommended. The plant is cold-hardy and prefers temperatures in the range of +15–+18°C. Important agrotechnical measures include thinning, regular watering, and nitrogen fertilization. Adhering to these conditions allows for obtaining a quality harvest with good taste and market characteristics.