Sugar beet Integral

The sugar beet hybrid INTEGRAL is a single-shoot diploid hybrid based on sterile lines, belonging to medium-late sugar varieties. It is characterized by high yield and significant sugar content, confirmed by test results in various regions, including the North Caucasian, Central Black Earth, Middle Volga, and Ural regions. The average root mass reaches 667 grams, and sugar collection in some regions reaches up to 80 centners per hectare. The hybrid is distinguished by its resistance to major sugar beet diseases, such as Fusarium, scab, phoma root rots, and Cercospora, ensuring crop stability and reducing losses during cultivation.

A feature of the INTEGRAL hybrid is its high adaptability to various climatic conditions and soil types, making it universal for cultivation in different agroclimatic zones. Thanks to resistance to diseases and stress factors such as cold and drought, the plant demonstrates good germination and accelerated development, contributing to the harvest of high-quality and abundant yields.

To increase cultivation efficiency, it is recommended to treat seeds before sowing using modern preparations that ensure long-term protection of seedlings for 30-45 days. Such agents stimulate root and root hair growth, improve plant resistance to unfavorable conditions, and are compatible with insecticidal seed treatments of various classes. The application of these technologies allows the full potential of the INTEGRAL hybrid to be realized and enables obtaining a high-quality sugar beet harvest.