Ceres is a high-quality rapeseed that requires special attention during the spring period, when the plant actively resumes vegetation after winter dormancy. During this period, the crop becomes particularly vulnerable to pests, diseases, and nutrient deficiencies. To ensure stable growth and maximum yield, it is recommended to apply a comprehensive protection system, including herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, growth regulators, microfertilizers, and desiccants.
One of the important components of rapeseed care is the use of a highly effective boron solution in the form of boron ethanolamine. This fertilizer promotes an increase in the number of flowers, improves their pollination and flowering process, as well as intensifies sugar accumulation and transport. Application of boron solution reduces the percentage of incomplete seed set and empty spikes, enhances plant immunity, and increases their resistance to root and fruit rot. Recommended application rates for rapeseed range from 0.5 to 1.5 liters per hectare, depending on the plant's growth phase.
To protect against leaf beetles, a modern insecticide with translaminar action based on emamectin benzoate is used. This product is available in granular form, dispersible in water, and is characterized by a long protective period, minimal risk of resistance development, and high efficiency regardless of weather conditions. It is compatible with biological plant protection methods and has a short pre-harvest interval. The recommended dosage of insecticide is 0.2-0.25 kg per hectare, and its storage period is 3 years.
