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SI BADIA

Direction Type
Normal-sugar type (NZ)
Sugar Content
18-19%
Root vegetable; size
Medium
Diseases
Powdery Mildew, Rot, Rhizomania, Cercosporosis
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Producer
DLF
Country
Denmark
Registration Year
2012
Manufacturer
DLF
Description SI BADIA
SI BADIA is a classic high-yielding sugar beet hybrid of the high-sugar type that combines high yield and high sugar content. This hybrid is characterized by ecological plasticity and is adapted to conditions with sharp changes in temperature and precipitation, making it particularly suitable for cultivation in various climatic zones. The root crop of SI BADIA is clean with small grooves, which facilitates harvesting and processing, and also allows the hybrid to be used for early digging.

The hybrid is characterized by high raw material quality, which ensures low sugar losses during processing. Sugar content in root crops reaches high levels, which, combined with high yield, contributes to maximum production efficiency. Thanks to resistance to major sugar beet diseases, such as rhizomania, cercosporosis, rhizoctonia, and powdery mildew, SI BADIA maintains plant health and yield stability.

SI BADIA is recommended for cultivation in various regions, including the Forest-Steppe and Forest regions, where it demonstrates high productivity and resistance to adverse conditions. The root crop mass is about 850 grams, and yield can reach 80 tons per hectare with about 18% sugar content. The recommended sowing rate is 1.4 seeding units per hectare, which ensures optimal plant development and maximum sugar collection.
Specifications SI BADIA
Diseases
Powdery Mildew
Powdery mildew
Rot
Rhizoctoniosis
Rhizomania
Rizomania
Cercosporosis
Cercosporosis
Direction Type
Normal-sugar type (NZ)
Sugar Content
18-19%
Root vegetable; size
Medium
Country
Denmark
Registration Year
2012
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