Sugar beet MALKIN

MALKIN is a sugar beet hybrid of medium-late maturity, intended for cultivation in the Central Black Earth and North Caucasus regions. The plants have medium height and wide-conical root crops with green leaf plates. This variety is distinguished by high yields: in the Central Black Earth region it reaches 434.4 c/ha with 18.6% sugar content, and in the North Caucasus region the yield is 639.4 c/ha with 16.6% sugar content. Sugar collection accordingly reaches 90.0 and 107.0 c/ha, which makes MALKIN an effective choice for producing quality sugar.

The hybrid has good resistance to the main diseases of sugar beet. It is weakly affected by root rots and cercosporosis, and also has medium resistance to root rot. These characteristics ensure crop stability and reduce the risk of losses when growing under various climatic conditions and on different soil types.

MALKIN Cruiser 45 Plus seeds are suitable for use in agrotechnologies aimed at obtaining high-quality sugar and other products from sugar beet. The first-generation hybrid has no patent and was included in the registry in 2017. Due to its characteristics and adaptability, the variety is in demand among producers striving for high productivity and crop resistance.