Sugar beet BELPOL

BELPOL is a mid-late hybrid of sugar beet intended for cultivation in the Central Black Earth and North Caucasian regions. The variety is characterized by high yield, reaching an average of 410–599 c/ha depending on the region, as well as high sugar content, about 19.9%. The root crops have a wide-conical shape and are characterized by good storability during storage, which ensures the preservation of the product after harvest.

The hybrid possesses resistance to major diseases, including powdery mildew and root rots, which contributes to a stable yield and reduced losses during cultivation. Despite moderate susceptibility to root borer, the variety demonstrates good adaptation to various climatic conditions, making it a universal choice for agronomists seeking to obtain high-quality and high-yield sugar beet.

BELPOL is widely used in agronomic practice due to the combination of high productivity and disease resistance. This hybrid is suitable for cultivation in various soil-climatic zones, ensuring stable sugar production and economic efficiency of agricultural enterprises.