Rapeseed LID INVICTO

LID Invicto rapeseed is a mid-early winter hybrid developed by the French breeding company Lidea. It features high yield potential up to 60 centners per hectare and high oil content in seeds — 48–49%. This hybrid is characterized by intensive branching and very high vegetative growth, contributing to high yield. Thanks to its high initial growth energy, LID Invicto adapts well to late sowing, expanding its cultivation potential across various climatic conditions.

The hybrid exhibits high resistance to major rapeseed diseases, including phoma, cylindrosporiosis, and turnip yellow vein virus (TuYV). Additionally, it shows good cold tolerance (7 out of 9), drought resistance (8 out of 9), resistance to lodging, pod cracking, and overgrowth, making it a reliable choice for farmers. The recommended plant density in spring is 35–45 plants per square meter, and this hybrid requires low growth regulator usage.

LID Invicto is ideally suited for cultivation in various regions of Ukraine, including Polissia, Forest Steppe, and Steppe. Its adaptability to different soil-climate conditions and resistance to agronomic risks ensure stable and high yields. The hybrid is recommended for conventional cultivation methods, making it a profitable and convenient choice for farmers aiming for efficient and sustainable rapeseed production.