Rapeseed ERIKSEN

ERIKSEN winter rapeseed seeds are a high-yielding erucic hybrid developed for conventional cultivation methods. This variety is distinguished by its high oil and erucic acid content, making it particularly valuable for oilseed production. Recommended sowing dates include optimal and late sowing, with seeding rates varying from 450,000 to 550,000 seeds per hectare depending on the sowing time. The package contains 1.5 million seeds, ensuring convenience and cost-effectiveness during sowing.

ERIKSEN is characterized by rapid autumn development and early vegetative recovery, which promotes efficient use of the growing season. The variety exhibits a prolonged Stay Green effect, high winter hardiness, and good response to plant growth regulators. Its medium maturity type and high lodging resistance help minimize yield losses. Additionally, ERIKSEN demonstrates high resistance to root neck fusarium, verticillium wilt, and turnip yellow virus (TuYV), along with genetic resistance to diseases due to the presence of RlmS and Rlm7 genes.

This variety is adapted to various climatic conditions and soils, making it a versatile choice for agronomists. Its high drought tolerance and resistance to pod cracking ensure a stable and high-quality yield. ERIKSEN rapeseed seeds from the manufacturer NPZ (Germany) are in demand due to their combination of high productivity, reliability, and resistance to adverse factors, as confirmed by positive feedback in agricultural practice.