Rapeseed R 507 C 21

Technology and Protection: Why P 507 S 21 Stands Out

The winter rapeseed P 507 S 21 from the German breeding house NPZ Lembke is a specialized tool for farmers operating within the Clearfield system. In modern agriculture, where weed management is increasingly resource-intensive, this simple linear hybrid offers a straightforward solution: the ability to apply specific herbicides without the risk of crop suppression.

Agronomic Profile and Yield Potential

With a yield potential of 60–70 dt/ha, this hybrid is tailored for intensive cultivation practices. Its genetic architecture is designed for stable branch formation and efficient use of available nutrition space. The oil content ranges from 40% to 45%, making it an attractive option for processors demanding high-quality raw materials.

Resilience as a Foundation for Success

The core advantage of P 507 S 21 lies in its field resistance to critical diseases. Sclerotinia and Phoma can devastate up to half of a crop, but the genetic shield provided by NPZ Lembke significantly reduces the phytopathological burden on the fields. It is important to note that the erucic acid content in this model is characterized as high — a specific trait that requires alignment with the intended market and end-use of the harvest.

Who Is This Hybrid For?

• Farms utilizing Clearfield technology for superior weed control.
• Agricultural enterprises with high-intensity management practices aiming for maximum oilseed output.
• Farmers operating in regions with a high infectious pressure of Phoma and Sclerotinia.

P 507 S 21 represents a balance between technological flexibility and strong defensive potential, requiring agronomists to strictly adhere to herbicide application protocols and optimized fertilization strategies.