Hypannis

Hypannis is a mid-early winter rapeseed variety belonging to oilseed crops. It is characterized by high yield potential, approximately 5.2 tons per hectare, and plant height ranging from 160-170 cm. This variety has high seed oil content — 45.3%, making it effective for oil production. The 1000-seed weight is 4.57 grams, indicating high seed quality.

Hypannis is distinguished by low erucic acid content, which enhances the quality of the produced oil and makes it more suitable for consumption. The variety has high winter hardiness, rated at 9 points, ensuring reliable winter survival even under adverse climatic conditions. Additionally, it is resistant to lodging (8 points) and blackleg disease (8 points), which contributes to maintaining yield and reducing losses.

The primary purpose of the Hypannis variety is oil production, making it an important component in agriculture. Due to its characteristics, this variety is in demand among farmers seeking high-quality and stable rapeseed yields for further processing.