LEPORELLO — this is a high-quality winter rape hybrid of the Lidea variety, intended for oil production. The plant is characterized by a medium-early maturity with a vegetation period of 300-320 days and reaches a height of 200-210 cm. Seeds have a mass of 5.6 g per thousand, and the package contains 1.5 million seeds. Rape has a high yield potential up to 5 tons per hectare and contains 46% oil with a low glucosinolate level — 0.8%, making it especially valuable for the oil industry. The LEPORELLO hybrid is distinguished by high resistance to major diseases such as root bacteriosis, downy mildew, and fusarium, each rated at 8 points on the resistance scale. The plant is also resistant to lodging (7 points), stem breakage (9 points), and cold tolerance (9 points), withstanding temperatures down to -13°C. The drought resistance of the hybrid is rated at 8 points, allowing cultivation in various climatic conditions. Recommended growing zones cover all agroclimatic regions, with optimal preceding crops being pea, corn, winter wheat, and barley. The cultivation technology for LEPORELLO is based on the Clearfield system, which ensures flexibility in agronomic practices and stability of the hybrid. Seeds are packed in polyethylene bags and require storage at +7-10°C and humidity not exceeding 10%. Thanks to the combination of high yield, resistance to adverse factors, and quality characteristics, LEPORELLO is a reliable choice for oilseed producers.
