BRANDO

BRANDO is a spring rape hybrid (Brassica napus var. napus) characterized by its early maturity and high resistance to lodging, pod shattering, and seed shattering. It is intended for cultivation in the Central Black Earth and North Caucasus regions, where it demonstrates stable yield: average yield in the Central Black Earth region is 21.4 centners/ha, and in the North Caucasus region, it is 9.9 centners/ha. Oil content in seeds varies from 40.4% to 44.4%, making this hybrid attractive for oilseed production.

The BRANDO hybrid possesses high agronomic characteristics, including drought tolerance and winter hardiness, ensuring its adaptation to various climatic conditions. Seeds are treated with Cruiser, which enhances their protection against diseases and pests during early growth stages. Recommended sowing rates and planting features contribute to achieving stable and high yields.

This hybrid is suitable for cultivation in all rape-growing regions, ensuring production reliability and efficiency. High oil content and resistance to adverse factors make BRANDO a profitable choice for agrarians seeking to obtain a high-quality and abundant rape harvest.