Leopard

Sugar beet of the "Leopard" variety is a diploid hybrid with high sugar potential, reaching 18-20%. The roots have improved shape and average weight of about 750 grams, with root penetration into the soil around 85%. This variety adapts well to various growing conditions, making it suitable for open field cultivation.

The plant shows high resistance to diseases such as rhizomania, powdery mildew, and downy mildew, as well as moderate resistance to cercospora. Thanks to these characteristics, "Leopard" demonstrates stable yield potential exceeding 95 tons per hectare. It is recommended to harvest roots in the second half of the harvest season for optimal results.

The seeds of this variety are treated with high-quality fungicide Poncho Beta (Bayer) and packaged in boxes weighing 1 kg. The number of seeds per package varies depending on the treatment type: for pelleted seeds — about 40,000 seeds, for coated seeds — about 55,000. Seed quality indicators include germination rate over 90%, uniformity over 94%, purity over 99%, monovalent germination over 95%, and moisture content less than 10%, ensuring reliable and uniform germination.