Rapeseed Balance

Spring rape of the Balance variety is a mid-early oilseed crop with high productivity and large seeds. The oil content of the seeds reaches 47%, and the protein content is 24%. The weight of 1000 seeds varies from 3.1 to 4.3 grams, while glucosinolate content is at the level of 14-15 micromoles/g. The plants are characterized by an increased branching coefficient, which contributes to increased yield. The variety is recommended for grain cultivation, making it an attractive choice for agricultural producers. One of the key advantages of the Balance variety is its high resistance to main rape diseases. It has resistance to black leg and root bacterial infection, and also demonstrates high resistance to fusarium, alternaria, peronosporosis, and phoma. These qualities ensure crop stability and reduce risks of losses associated with pathogens. Thanks to these characteristics, the variety is successfully grown in various regions, including Northwestern, Central, Volga-Vyatsky, Central Black Earth, North Caucasian, Middle Volga, Lower Volga, Ural, Western Siberian, and Eastern Siberian. Rape Balance is an important oilseed crop that contributes to the effective use of agricultural land. High oil content and protein composition of seeds make it a valuable raw material for oil and feed production. Disease resistance and adaptation to various climatic conditions ensure reliable cultivation. The variety is suitable for intensive cultivation technologies and can become the basis for obtaining stable and high yields in various agro-climatic zones.