Belino

Sugar beet BELINO is a medium-maturing first-generation hybrid that is distinguished by its high yield and high sugar content. This hybrid is recommended for cultivation in the Central, Central-Black Earth, and North Caucasus regions, where it shows superior results, surpassing the Kuban MS 74 standard in yield and sugar collection. The plant possesses resistance to root-eating damage, weak powdery mildew infection, and cercosporosis, which contributes to a stable and quality harvest.

Sugar beet BELINO forms an elongated root with firm white pulp and basal leaves forming a rosette. This crop is used not only for sugar production but also for various by-products that find wide application. Processing waste, such as pulp, molasses, and defectat, are of great importance: molasses is used in the production of alcohol, glycerin, citric acid, yeast, and organic acids; defectat serves as a valuable fertilizer for plants, and pulp is nutritious feed for farm animals.

In addition, sugar beet BELINO is used for ethanol production, which is used as an alternative fuel capable of replacing diesel and gasoline. This makes the crop not only economically profitable but also environmentally significant. The hybrid producer is the company FLORIMOND DESPREZ VEUVE ET FILS SAS, which guarantees high seed quality and yield stability.