Sugar beet Ardamax

Ardamax — sugar beet hybrid, intended for cultivation in the Central, Central Chernozem, and North Caucasus regions of Russia. This medium-late maturing, sugar-rich variety is characterized by high yield and resistance to several diseases, including root rot and cercospora, ensuring stable quality and quantity of harvest. The hybrid belongs to the first generation and is based on a single-stemmed diploid NZ-type plant.

The average root mass ranges from 581 to 667 grams, indicating the variety's large root size. The root yield reaches 48 tons per hectare, with sugar content in the roots amounting to approximately 18.6%, enabling high sugar extraction — up to 86.5 centners per hectare. These characteristics make Ardamax an attractive choice for producers focused on maximizing sugar extraction from the harvest.

The hybrid has been included in the State Register of Selection Achievements since 2011 and is recommended for cultivation in the specified regions due to its adaptability and resistance to adverse conditions. Ardamax combines high productivity, quality, and disease resistance, making it effective for agricultural production to achieve stable and high sugar beet yields.