Keltor

The early-maturing compact hybrid winter rape Keltor features high resistance to lodging and frost. The plant has a low stature, facilitating harvesting and reducing costs. Due to its rapid autumn development and absence of apical elongation, Keltor overwinters well and ensures early, homogeneous flowering and maturation, significantly simplifying harvest. High yield is achieved through the formation of a large number of pods with considerable length, and oil content of seeds is also high.

Keltor belongs to the compact hybrid group, making it convenient to manage during vegetation and harvest. It is resistant to turnip yellow vein virus (TuYV), which promotes rapid autumn development and strong spring growth. These traits ensure high resistance to stress conditions and high yield potential. The hybrid is recommended for cultivation in large farms where varieties with different maturation times are used, thanks to its early maturation and stability.

Moreover, Keltor is characterized by high winter hardiness, resistance to cracking, and adaptability to various crop rotation schedules. Its agronomic characteristics include early flowering and maturation, enabling effective use of agronomic practices. The hybrid is suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones, ensuring stable and high yields even under adverse conditions.