MANHATTEN

MANHATTEN is a winter rapeseed that combines high yield and excellent winter hardiness. This hybrid belongs to the moderately intensive type, is plastic and stable under various growing conditions. The plants are 150 to 160 cm tall; their compact shape and sturdy stem ensure resistance to lodging, which is particularly important for preserving the harvest. MANHATTEN is recommended for cultivation in all regions where rapeseed is grown.

Plants of this hybrid have a round stem about 14-17 mm thick and branch well, forming 7-8 first-order branches. Inflorescences are thyrse-like, 26 to 37 cm long, with bright yellow flowers. Fruits are pods 8-10 cm long, each containing 25 to 31 seeds of a proper spherical shape. The mass of 1000 seeds is 4.6-5.0 grams, and germination reaches 90-92%, ensuring high yield potential — up to 55 centners per hectare.

MANHATTEN rapeseed is undemanding to grow, but to achieve maximum productivity it requires quality seeds, proper soil preparation, and timely care. An important aspect is fertilization, especially with nitrogen, as well as protection against pests and diseases. The hybrid is distinguished by high resistance to lodging, drought, shattering, and frost, making it a reliable choice for farmers seeking stable and high yields.