Rohan

German genetics for consistent performance: Rohan Rapeseed

NPZ Lembke, a recognized leader in European breeding, has long set the standard for winter rapeseed cultivation, and the Rohan variety stands as a testament to their focus on reliability. As a simple line hybrid, Rohan has earned its reputation in the fields by offering farmers predictability and consistent performance, often becoming a preferred choice over experimental novelties for those who prioritize long-term efficiency.

Agronomic resilience and plant architecture

Rohan is highly regarded for its balanced growth habits. Featuring moderate branching, the plant ensures optimal crop density and uniform maturity, which simplifies the harvest process. Beyond its morphological advantages, Rohan is specifically engineered to mitigate common agricultural risks. The variety demonstrates strong genetic tolerance against major pathogens:

• Phoma stem canker: significantly reducing the risk of stem breakage and lodging.
• Cylindrosporium: providing robust defense for the leaf canopy during critical development stages.

By effectively managing these threats, Rohan allows growers to optimize their fungicide strategies, contributing to a more predictable and transparent cost-benefit analysis.

Yield potential and field reliability

With a yield potential ranging from 40 to 50 dt/ha, Rohan is a formidable performer in various soil types. It is not an overly demanding variety; instead, it provides stability, responding exceptionally well to standard fertilization programs and timely sowing. For agricultural enterprises seeking a balance between high-quality commodity grain and financial security throughout the season, Rohan remains a strategic asset in the NPZ Lembke portfolio.