DR 69

DR 69 is a mid-early winter rapeseed hybrid developed under Clearfield technology, ensuring high tolerance to imidazolinone herbicides. The hybrid is characterized by high yield potential reaching up to 69 centners per hectare, as well as high oil content in seeds — up to 48%. The vegetation period of the plant is 305–310 days, which allows for effective use in technical cultivation, including biofuel production and industrial application.

Rapeseed DR 69 is distinguished by high resistance to main stress factors such as diseases, drought, and frost, rated at 9 points. The plant has a fine hair-like root system capable of penetrating soil to a depth of up to 200 cm, which contributes to good winter survival and resistance to low temperatures down to -15°C and below with slow temperature drop in autumn. For successful cultivation, it is recommended to observe the optimal sowing rate — 500–800 thousand seeds per hectare, as well as to treat seeds before sowing and sow them at a depth of 10–20 mm in moist and warm soil.

To protect rapeseed crops DR 69 from diseases, it is important to timely apply fungicides, which helps maintain plant health and ensure high yield. The optimal timing of treatment depends on the developmental stage of rapeseed and weather conditions. It is recommended to use preparations such as Polygard, Ultrafit, Azoxin, and Strobtek Multi at early stages of disease development or preventively during critical growth periods. Adherence to these agronomic practices contributes to obtaining quality and stable yield.