Raul

Winter rapeseed Raoul is an early hybrid with a vegetation period of 85-90 days, enabling harvest in a short time. The oil content of the variety reaches 48.6%, and the protein content in the seeds is 23%, making it valuable for oil production and feed use. Rapeseed is characterized by high resistance to major diseases, lodging, drought, and weed pressure, ensuring stable yields even under adverse conditions. Recommended for sowing in the Polissya and Forest-Steppe regions with a seeding rate of 0.9-1.0 million seeds per hectare. Average yield is 25-35 centners per hectare, with potential up to 60 centners. A key feature of this hybrid is its resistance to glyphosate-based herbicides, such as Roundup, allowing effective weed control without harm to the crop. This significantly simplifies agronomic practices and improves protection efficiency. Use of the herbicide Raoul, containing isopropylamine salt of glyphosate, provides systemic eradication of annual and perennial grasses and broadleaf weeds, including root systems, reducing weed infestation on fields and improving growing conditions for rapeseed. Thus, rapeseed Raoul is a high-yielding and resilient hybrid combining high oil content and protein composition with reliable protection against weeds and diseases. Its use in combination with glyphosate-based herbicides allows optimizing agronomy and increasing economic efficiency of cultivation. This variety is suitable for cultivation in various temperate climate zones, ensuring stable and high-quality yields.