Rapeseed INV1165

German genetics for stable yields

The winter rapeseed hybrid INV1165 from Bayer is the result of years of breeding research by German specialists aimed at solving the primary challenge for rapeseed farmers: field resistance to pathogens. In the context of modern farming, where fungicide requirements are increasing costs, this hybrid offers growers genetic insurance.

Phoma stem canker under control

The key advantage of the INV1165 model is its natural resistance to phoma. This pathogen can destroy crops at early stages, but INV1165 effectively resists infection, allowing the stem structure to be preserved and yield losses to be minimized even under unfavorable phytosanitary conditions. For an agronomist, this means predictable crop development from germination to harvest.

Yield potential and seeding density

INV1165 is a simple linear hybrid that demonstrates high adaptability to various soil types. The manufacturer recommends adhering to a seeding rate in the range of 400 to 500 thousand seeds per hectare. Following this density corridor allows the crop to fully realize its yield potential, which ranges from 50 to 60 decitonnes per hectare.

• Crop type: Winter rapeseed
• Genetics: German breeding by Bayer
• Yield potential: 50–60 dt/ha
• Recommended density: 400–500 thousand plants per hectare

Choosing INV1165 is a commitment to intensive cultivation technologies. The hybrid responds excellently to mineral nutrition, making it an optimal solution for farms aiming for high gross yields and high-quality oilseed output.