ZEALANDIA sorghum hybrid is a high-quality crop with white grain, suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including steppe and forest-steppe regions. This variety stands out for its stability under stressful conditions such as drought and water deficiency, thanks to its high tolerance tonicosulfuron and resistance to major diseases, including fusarium. The panicle of ZEALANDIA has a dense structure, which contributes to efficient grain formation and reduces the risk of lodging.
ZEALANDIA is characterized by early maturity and high compensatory capacity, making it versatile for various cultivation technologies. The grain contains more than 10% protein and approximately 78% starch, ensuring its wide application in food industry, animal feed production, and deep processing. Sowing rates vary depending on conditions: under insufficient moisture, 160–200 thousand seeds per hectare are recommended; under adequate moisture — 200–240 thousand; and on irrigated lands — 240–280 thousand seeds per hectare.
This sorghum hybrid from Lidea is distinguished by high drought resistance and lodging resistance, ensuring a stable yield even under adverse conditions. Due to its qualities, ZEALANDIA is suitable for grain cultivation intended for use in various agricultural sectors, making it a profitable choice for farmers seeking reliable and productive harvests.
