Sugar beet KWS LILIA

KWS LILIA is a monoploid diploid hybrid on a sterile Z-type base, characterized by high sugar content and juice purity. The plant is of medium height with an oval-conical root of medium length, weighing approximately 332 grams. This variety features a technological root shape that facilitates processing and increases sugar production efficiency.

KWS LILIA belongs to late-maturing varieties but offers an early harvest time, allowing for optimized agronomic practices and increased yield. The average root yield in the region is approximately 332 centners per hectare, with sugar content reaching 19.5% and sugar recovery at 64.8 centners per hectare. Due to these indicators, this variety leads in sugar content in the Central Black Earth region.

Special attention is given to KWS LILIA's resistance to major sugar beet diseases, such as Fusarium and leaf spot. Over the years of field trials in the region, no disease infections were recorded, confirming the variety's high adaptability and reliability. These qualities make KWS LILIA an attractive choice for producers aiming to obtain a high-quality sugar beet crop.