Toreador

TOREADOR — sugar beet hybrid with high yield potential and resistance to adverse conditions. Medium-height plant with a rich green leaf blade; the root crop has a medium-length, broad-conical shape. This variety is recommended for cultivation in regions with varying climatic conditions, particularly in the North Caucasus region and Stavropol Krai.

TOREADOR features high yield: average root crop yield is 584.3 centners per hectare, with maximum yields reaching up to 1006 centners per hectare. Sugar content in roots reaches 17.6%, ensuring high sugar harvest — 107.2 centners per hectare. The hybrid is resistant to drought, powdery mildew, and rhizomania, as confirmed by the absence of disease damage over years of testing.

Additionally, TOREADOR exhibits good storage stability (up to 99%), enabling quality preservation after harvest. Due to its high sugar content and disease resistance, this hybrid is widely used in agronomy and suitable for both industrial sugar production and fodder purposes, making it a popular choice among farmers.