Rapeseed Mauka

Rapeseed variety Mauka is a high-yielding hybrid with excellent adaptability to various natural-climatic conditions, including heavy soils and dry-climate regions. Thanks to its wide sowing window, it can be sown at a convenient time for the grower throughout the recommended planting period. The plant features low stature and a robust, well-developed root system, ensuring good nutrition and promoting uniform early spring growth, covering the field with vibrant green mass and ensuring even flowering. Hybrid Mauka is characterized by high resistance to lodging due to the positioning of lateral branches in the lower part of the stem, which begin to intertwine early. Pods form early, are dense and resistant to cracking, significantly increasing yield. Rapeseed exhibits good winter hardiness, high spring regenerative capacity, and drought resistance, allowing for stable high yields even under challenging growing conditions. The vegetation period of Mauka is approximately 305 days, ensuring timely crop maturity. The hybrid demonstrates high tolerance to diseases such as phomopsis and sclerotinia, as well as resistance to pod shatter. Yield potential reaches 71 c/ha, with average yield over test years around 50 c/ha. Mauka is suitable for cultivation in areas with insufficient and adequate moisture, ensuring stable and high yield performance.