Quincy

Quincy is a bright representative of spring rape, possessing a range of valuable agronomic characteristics. This intensive hybrid is highly resistant to imidazolinone herbicides, allowing effective weed control and increased yield. Plants develop rapidly during early growth stages, promoting early and uniform flowering and maturation. The vegetation period is approximately 100 days, making this variety early-maturing and suitable for regions with short growing seasons. Plant height reaches 165 cm, and oil content in seeds is 49.4%, which is a high indicator for oilseed crops. Quincy is characterized by high disease resistance, reducing the need for frequent fungicide applications and contributing to stable yields. Average yields over test years reached 30.4 c/ha, confirming its productivity under various growing conditions. Seeds are treated with special compounds, including fludioxonil, metalaxyl-M, and thiamethoxam, and are also dyed with a polymer dye for protection and ease of sowing. Packaging is done in three-layer paper bags of 1 p.o., containing 1,500,000 seeds, ensuring convenient storage and transportation. This rape hybrid also features optimal glucosinolate content at 19–21 mMol/g, which is important for product quality and its use in food and technical industries. High oil content and balanced chemical composition make Quincy an attractive choice for farmers seeking high-quality and high-yield products. Due to its characteristics, this variety is suitable for intensive cultivation technologies and can be successfully used in various agroclimatic zones.