Excel

Rapeseed Excel is a medium-maturing winter rapeseed hybrid with high yield potential and a strong root system. The plant exhibits resistance to stem canker, lodging, and seed cracking, ensuring stable yields even under adverse weather conditions. It is recommended for early to mid-sowing periods, during which the hybrid demonstrates average spring vegetation recovery and mid-late flowering.

The Excel hybrid shows high adaptability to growing conditions and soil types, particularly excelling on soils with high agrochemical fertility. It is resistant to temperature fluctuations, drought periods, and frost, making it a reliable choice for various climatic zones. During early vegetation, the plant actively branches when sowing norms are followed, contributing to the formation of a robust above-ground mass and increased yield.

The rapeseed of Excel contains a high oil content — from 47% to 48.5% — which is one of the key advantages of the hybrid. Additionally, the crop exhibits resistance to several diseases, including stem canker, downy mildew, alternaria, bacterial blight, and sclerotinia. High winter hardiness and ecological adaptability make Excel a profitable and stable choice for farmers aiming to achieve high-quality rapeseed yields.