Kwark

Winter rapeseed Kwark is a high-yielding variety characterized by good winter hardiness and adaptability to various climatic conditions. This variety is suitable for cultivation on light soils and is recommended for Steppe, Forest-Steppe, and Polissia regions. Kwark has a medium-early maturity period, medium autumn growth, and rapid spring vegetation recovery, ensuring a stable and high yield under various cultivation conditions.

Agronomic traits of rapeseed Kwark include intensive branching, increased resistance to pod cracking and seed shattering, and high resistance to phomopsis (RLM7). Resistance levels to sclerotinia and alternaria are rated as moderate. The vegetative period is characterized by early first flowering, which promotes effective crop development and maximizes yield.

The Kwark variety has high oil content and low glucosinolate levels (less than 17-18 μmol/h), making it attractive for the food industry and livestock. The recommended plant density at harvest is 400-550 thousand plants per hectare. Thanks to its qualities and agronomic characteristics, rapeseed Kwark is a reliable choice for agricultural producers seeking a stable and high-quality yield.