The hybrid sugar beet BTS 665 features an optimal combination of high root yield and high sugar content, making it a profitable choice for agricultural production. Medium-height plants, recommended for cultivation in the Central Chernozem and North Caucasus regions, where they show average yields of 519 c/ha and 572 c/ha, respectively. Sugar content in the roots is 17.8% in the Central Chernozem region and 17.1% in the North Caucasus, confirming high sugar harvest when using this hybrid.
BTS 665 exhibits high resistance to cercosporosis and medium resistance to powdery mildew, phytophthora, and fusarium rot. Additionally, the hybrid shows resistance to sugar beet nematode and high tolerance to leaf and root diseases, which is especially important for fields infested or at risk of nematode infection. However, the plant is susceptible to root maggots, which should be considered when selecting growing conditions.
The BTS 665 hybrid seeds are prepared using the patented UltiPro activation technology, which enhances germination and plant development. High-quality beet juice makes this hybrid attractive for the sugar industry. Application recommendations include use in areas with high disease and pest risk, enabling improved yield efficiency and stability.