Sugar beet NM 1805

Sugar beet variety NM 1805 is characterized by high yield potential and sugar content, reaching up to 18%. The root has an oval-conical shape and weighs about 900 grams, with its depth of soil penetration being 85%. The leaf rosette is of medium size, dark green in color, and spreading in form. This variety is distinguished by good storability and resistance to various adverse factors, including drought, cold spells, and diseases.

Variety NM 1805 demonstrates stable performance under various weather conditions, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in temperate climates. The recommended plant density is 90 to 115 thousand per hectare, with a sowing rate of 1.3 p.e./ha. High resistance to leaf diseases such as rhizomania (99%), cercosporosis (69%), powdery mildew (79%), and aspergillosis (79%) allows for harvest at medium and late stages without loss of quality or sugar content.

Moreover, sugar beet NM 1805 can be used not only as raw material for sugar production but also as a fodder crop. In 100 kg of roots, there is a significant amount of feeding units and digestible protein, making this variety valuable for livestock. Thus, NM 1805 represents a versatile and high-yielding sugar beet variety suitable for various agronomic conditions and purposes.