Beet Fertila is a high-yielding hybrid with high sugar content, reaching up to 18%. The root has an oval-conical shape and an average weight of about 850 grams. The plant features a medium-sized, dark-green leaf rosette and root penetration into the soil to 85%. Fertila is recommended for cultivation in forest-steppe and lowland zones, due to its adaptation to various climatic conditions.
The hybrid exhibits high resistance to major sugar beet diseases such as rhizomania, cercosporosis, Fusarium, and powdery mildew. Additionally, Fertila shows tolerance to drought, cold, and frost, ensuring stable yields and good storability of roots. The recommended seeding rate is 1.4 seeding units per hectare, with yields potentially reaching 80 tons per hectare.
For successful cultivation of beet Fertila, it is important to provide optimal seed germination conditions at temperatures around 13-15°C, although germination can occur at +5°C. Light regime also plays a significant role in sugar content and yield formation. Due to its characteristics and resistance to diseases, this hybrid is capable of forming high-quality yields even under adverse conditions.
