PREMIERE is a sugar beet variety representing an important sugar-producing crop of the temperate zone. Modern sugar beet varieties, including PREMIERE, contain 18 to 20% sugar, making them valuable raw material for sugar production. Additionally, sugar beet is also used as a fodder crop: in 100 kg of roots there are 25 fodder units and 1.2 kg of digestible protein, while the foliage provides 20 fodder units and 2.2 kg of digestible protein, making it useful for animal husbandry.
To successfully grow sugar beet PREMIERE, a comprehensive approach to fertilization and agronomic measures is necessary. Application of mineral fertilizers at different growth stages ensures proper plant nutrition, contributing to the formation of a high yield. It is recommended to use specialized fertilizers with various compositions that stimulate root system growth, shoot development, and root crop formation. Important stages include pre-sowing cultivation, application of fertilizers at sowing, and top dressing during the vegetation period.
Sugar beet PREMIERE is distinguished by high yield and quality characteristics of root crops. It is suitable for long-term storage without loss of useful properties, which allows its use in the food industry and fodder production. Root crops have dense flesh and rich color, which is preserved during processing and preparation of various dishes. Due to resistance to adverse climatic conditions and diseases, growing this variety is effective and economically advantageous.