Rapeseed GRANT

Crop Stability in Challenging Conditions

The winter rapeseed variety «Grant», developed by the Williams FRC, is a prime example of a linear variety focused on consistent, predictable performance. Unlike high-tech hybrids that require an ideal agricultural environment, «Grant» demonstrates remarkable plasticity, making it an optimal choice for farms operating in continental climates with fluctuating weather patterns.

Agronomic Profile and Disease Resistance

The key feature of this variety is its comprehensive resistance to pathogens that typically reduce rapeseed yields by up to 20%. The «Grant» variety effectively combats:

• Alternaria and Phoma, which thrive in high-humidity seasons.
• Sclerotinia and root rots, maintaining stem integrity even at high planting densities.
• Bacteriosis and Peronospora; the variety possesses innate immunity, allowing for a reduction in fungicide applications.

Performance Metrics

With a plant height of 160–170 cm, the variety ensures uniform ripening and ease of direct combining. Under proper cultivation practices, the yield potential reaches 60–70 dt/ha, an exceptional figure for a linear variety. The oil content in the seeds ranges from 45% to 50%, ensuring high market value and strong demand from processing enterprises.

Who is this variety for?

«Grant» is a reliable "workhorse" for farmers who prefer not to gamble on expensive, sensitive foreign hybrids. It is the perfect choice for those who value proven genetics and stability, especially in regions prone to high fungal disease pressure.