Sugar beet Hubble

Hubble sugar beet is a high-quality hybrid with high resistance to major diseases such as cercospora and anthracnose. Cercospora is one of the most dangerous fungal infections for sugar beet, active during the summer period and capable of significantly reducing yield and sugar content of roots, sometimes by 50-60%. Due to resistance to these diseases, the Hubble hybrid ensures a stable and predictable yield.

The sugar content in the roots of this hybrid reaches 19.5%, which is a high indicator contributing to increased economic efficiency of cultivation. Moreover, the variety is resistant to nematodes, further protecting crops and promoting plant health. The recommended cultivation zone includes the Forest Steppe and Polесье, where the hybrid performs best.

For optimal growth and maximum yield, it is recommended to grow Hubble after predecessors such as peas, winter wheat, and soy. Seeds are supplied in packages of 100,000 units and require storage at a temperature of +7-10°C and humidity not exceeding 10%. All these characteristics make Hubble sugar beet a reliable choice for farmers aiming for high productivity and product quality.