Corvinus

Corvinus is a high-yielding winter rapeseed variety with high cold tolerance and drought resistance, making it a versatile choice for various soil-climate conditions. Corvinus seeds exhibit rapid autumn development and quick vegetation recovery in spring, contributing to stable and high yields. The rapeseed is highly resistant to diseases, including phomopsis, and tolerant to imidazolin-based herbicides due to Clearfield technology, facilitating protection of crops from weeds and pathogens.

Corvinus plants have a medium-early maturity type and demonstrate very high resistance to lodging and pod cracking, ensuring crop preservation and high seed quality. The high oil content in the seeds makes this variety particularly valuable for the oilseed industry. The recommended seeding rate is 450-500 thousand seeds per hectare, with optimal sowing times being late, allowing maximum utilization of the variety's agronomic potential.

Corvinus is low-maintenance and easy to cultivate, making it suitable for various farming systems. The plants have a strong root system and generative growth type, contributing to resilience under adverse conditions. Due to its characteristics, Corvinus is an excellent choice for second rotation in crop rotation, ensuring stable and high-quality yields.