Lenny

The hybrid spring rapeseed Lenny is a high-yielding variety developed by Ukrainian selection, designed for modern cultivation practices under broad-spectrum herbicides such as Roundup. This hybrid is distinguished by high resistance to lodging, shattering, and drought, making it especially valuable for dry regions. The seeds possess high germination energy, ensuring rapid and uniform plant growth in early development stages. Lenny features a medium-early maturity type, early and uniform flowering, and resistance to lodging and diseases, which contributes to stable and high yields. The plants of this hybrid have medium-low height, reducing the risk of wind damage and enhancing resistance to lodging. Drought resistance is rated at 7 out of 9, while disease and pod cracking resistance are rated at 8 and 7 respectively. High oil content in seeds (49-50%) and yields up to 41 centners per hectare make this hybrid attractive for producers seeking maximum productivity and product quality. Sowing rate is 700-800 thousand seeds per hectare; for optimal sowing between April 6 and April 10, 700-750 thousand seeds per hectare are recommended. The hybrid Lenny is adaptable to various soil types and exhibits vigorous growth in early development. It allows for complete weed control after emergence due to herbicide tolerance, significantly simplifying agronomy and increasing cultivation efficiency. The bag weight for seeds is 7 kg, equivalent to 1.5 million seeds or one sowing unit. Sowing periods vary from March 15 to April 30, with early sowing recommended between March 28 and April 5 at a rate of 650-700 thousand seeds per hectare.