Sugar beet NEUTRINO

NEUTRINO is a sugar beet hybrid with high yield and increased sugar content, making it a profitable choice for sugar production. The root has a conical shape, with a white underground part and light green above-ground foliage. The average root mass is about 484 grams, and the yield reaches 426–450 c/ha, with sugar content ranging from 17.3–18.1%. Sugar recovery varies from 77 to 78 c/ha, indicating the hybrid's high efficiency in sugar production.

The hybrid is resistant to a range of diseases, including root rot, cercosporosis, powdery mildew, rhizomania, and afanomyces rot. Thanks to this, NEUTRINO demonstrates stable performance even under increased pathogen pressure. Fast early germination and plasticity to various growing conditions allow successful cultivation of this hybrid in diverse agro-climatic zones, including the Central Black Earth Region, Polesie, Forest-Steppe, and Steppe.

The recommended planting density is 100–115 thousand plants per hectare, which optimizes plant development and contributes to maximum use of soil resources. The hybrid is especially suitable for regions with oversaturation in the crop rotation of sugar beet and potatoes, ensuring high productivity and crop quality. NEUTRINO combines high sugar content, disease resistance, and adaptability, making it a reliable choice for modern agricultural enterprises.