Abacus

Abacus is a winter rapeseed hybrid of the new generation developed by the German company Lembke, distinguished by high winter hardiness and adapted for extremely cold regions. This hybrid is characterized by high germination and medium-height, robust plants that flower early and are resistant to lodging. The pods of Abacus are dense and elastic, ensuring uniform maturation and contributing to a rich yield.

The Abacus hybrid is suitable for early sowing and demonstrates high resistance to autumn overgrowth, as well as good winter hardiness. It develops rapidly in spring, flowers and matures early, allowing efficient use in agronomic practices with growth regulators. Abacus is resistant to lodging and phomopsis, enhancing its reliability under various climatic conditions. The recommended seeding density is 40-50 plants per square meter.

Abacus is distinguished by high grain yield — 50-55 centners per hectare, with oil content in the seeds around 44.4%. The hybrid grows well on both light and heavy soils, possesses drought resistance and high regenerative capacity. Its medium-early maturation and excellent suitability for direct combine harvesting make it convenient and efficient for harvest campaigns.