Cognac

Cognac rapeseed is a winter oilseed crop with a medium-early maturity and high productivity. This simple hybrid features early-mid flowering and a high thousand-grain weight, contributing to stable and high yields. Seeds are packaged in containers of 1.5 million, convenient for large-scale planting. The variety is characterized by high oil content and absence of erucic acid, making it valuable for producing high-quality vegetable oil.

Cognac exhibits high resistance to adverse growing conditions, including cold tolerance, drought resistance, and lodging resistance. Genetic resistance to pod cracking and high winter hardiness ensure reliable plantings across various climatic zones. Additionally, the variety demonstrates good resistance to major rapeseed diseases such as phomopsis, white rot, and fungal diseases, reducing the risk of yield loss and the need for intensive protective measures.

To protect Cognac rapeseed plantings, the Clearfield herbicide protection system is recommended, which effectively controls weeds and promotes plant health. Rapeseed is widely used in the agricultural sector for oil, feed, and biofuel production, playing an important role in food and energy balance. Thanks to its high agronomic traits and adaptability, the Cognac variety is a reliable choice for farmers seeking stable and high-quality yields.