Horizon

Horizon is a winter rapeseed (Brassica napus var. napus) cultivar developed in Russia and intended for agricultural cultivation under various climatic conditions. It belongs to type 00, meaning it contains no erucic acid and low glucosinolate content, making its product more quality-oriented and safe for use. The cultivar is medium-early, included in the State Register for the Central region, confirming its adaptation to local growing conditions.

The plant is characterized by medium-length and width cotyledons, green long and wide leaves with moderate leaf margin serration. The vegetation period of the cultivar is approximately 328 days, and its cold resistance is rated at 3.2 points, ensuring good survival during winter. Flowering occurs in early-to-medium terms, with the plant forming medium-length and width yellow petals. Pod rows have medium length without a beak, and flower stalks and beaks are also of medium length. When sown in spring, the cultivar shows a slight tendency to form inflorescences in the year of sowing.

The average yield of the Horizon cultivar in the Central region is 13.1 centners per hectare, meeting standards, with maximum yields reaching 30.4 centners per hectare. The oil content in rapeseed seeds is approximately 49.9%, which is an important indicator for oil production. Due to its characteristics and stable productivity, the Horizon cultivar is a reliable choice for farmers aiming to obtain high-quality rapeseed harvests.