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NS H 7900

Vegetation Period
90-100 days
Oil Content
50-55%
Plant; height
170-180 cm, 180-190 cm
Basket; size
Average
Offers: 4
Where to buy
Price range
2 200 - 4 966 UAH
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0
Producer
Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops
Basket; shape
Convex
Seeds; size
Medium
Country
Serbia
Description NS H 7900
NS H 7900 sunflower hybrid is an ultra-early variety with a vegetation period of 90-95 days, allowing for harvest within a short time frame. This hybrid is characterized by high drought and heat tolerance, making it especially suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones, including steppe, forest-steppe, and meadow regions. Plants reach a height of 170-190 cm and exhibit rapid growth during early development stages, facilitating successful adaptation and yield formation.

The potential yield of NS H 7900 reaches up to 54 centners per hectare, with seed oil content ranging from 50-53%. The hybrid belongs to the extensive adaptability type, indicating its ability to develop effectively under limited agronomic inputs. Additionally, NS H 7900 exhibits resistance to the parasite Russian wheat aphid (broad-spectrum A-G+), significantly reducing the risk of yield losses.

Plants of this hybrid have strong stems and well-formed, convex heads with medium-sized seeds. Due to its high tolerance to adverse conditions and pests, as well as attractiveness to pollinating insects, NS H 7900 ensures stable and high-quality production of oilseed. Recommended planting density varies depending on the region, allowing optimization of yield and product quality.
Specifications NS H 7900
Vegetation Period
90-100 days
Oil Content
50-55%
Plant; height
170-180 cm
180-190 cm
Basket; size
Average
Basket; shape
Convex
Seeds; size
Medium
Country
Serbia
Registration Year
2020
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Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops
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