Sugar beet BTS 845

BTS 845 is a high-yielding sugar beet hybrid distinguished by its resistance to a wide range of diseases, including fusarium rot, cercospora, root maggot, scab, powdery mildew, and aphanoascus rots. Thanks to this resistance, the variety is recommended for cultivation on fields with a high probability of rhizoctonia and other fungal disease development, which significantly reduces the risk of crop losses and improves production stability.

The BTS 845 variety is characterized by high adaptability to various soil and climatic conditions, which allows for successful cultivation in the Central Black Soil and North Caucasus regions. The medium-early maturation period and high yield make this hybrid attractive to agrarians. In the Central Black Soil region, average yield reaches 49.78 centners per hectare, while in the North Caucasus region, it is 60.4 centners per hectare. Root mass varies from 557 grams to 660 grams depending on the region.

Furthermore, BTS 845 ensures high sugar output thanks to the optimal combination of sugar content and yield. Sugar content in roots is 17.6% in the Central Black Soil region and 16.8% in the North Caucasus region. These figures make the variety profitable for sugar production and ensure a stable income when cultivating it.