LG Kenobi

LG Kenobi is a high-quality winter rape variety developed with modern agronomic technologies and adapted for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including arid regions. The seeds have a similarity degree of over 90%, ensuring reliable and stable crops. Due to its genetic resistance to major diseases such as fusarium (RLM3, RLM7), TuYV, and cylindrical sporiosis, as well as resistance to lodging and pod cracking, LG Kenobi provides high plant protection and minimizes yield losses.

The variety has a medium-early maturity period and is flexible regarding sowing dates, allowing agronomists to plan field operations flexibly. LG Kenobi rape is characterized by high winter hardiness, drought tolerance, and resistance to lodging, which helps preserve crops under adverse weather conditions. The cultivation technology is conventional, with a recommended seeding rate of 350-450 thousand seeds per hectare. Seeds are supplied in packages of 1.5 million, convenient for large-scale agricultural production.

LG Kenobi demonstrates high yield and product quality, confirmed by field trials in various regions of Ukraine. Average yield is approximately 48-55 centners per hectare with oil content around 14%, making this variety attractive for farmers seeking maximum efficiency and profitability. Using LG Kenobi seeds enables obtaining a stable and high-quality rape harvest, which is essential for successful agribusiness.