RAFFINESS

Winter rape RAFFINESS — a high-quality hybrid with the RLM7 genome, providing resistance to phomopsis and reducing the likelihood of disease infection. This significantly reduces the risk of plant loss and productivity, promoting maximum crop health, high yields, and oil content. The hybrid is characterized by high winter hardiness, confirmed by official trials at temperatures down to -20°C and under snow-poor conditions, as well as resistance to lodging and uniform ripening, facilitating harvest and minimizing yield losses. RAFFINESS has low susceptibility to stem elongation in autumn, allowing early sowing without risk to the plants. The hybrid is easily regulated by morphoregulators during the late summer and autumn period, ensuring optimal development before winter. This allows farmers to shift sowing dates toward harvesting the preceding crop, effectively utilizing soil moisture reserves and achieving uniform emergence. RAFFINESS has additional regenerative potential, which is especially important for spring plant recovery. The agronomic performance of the hybrid includes yield at 6 points, oil content at 7 points, ripening at 3 points, winter hardiness at 7 points, plant height at 5 points, autumn development at 4 points, and spring development at 6 points. High synchronization of pod and stem ripening ensures quality threshing and simplifies harvest operations. RAFFINESS is one of the most suitable modern hybrids for ultra-early and early sowing, making it an advantageous choice for farmers seeking stable and high yields of winter rape.